Dr. Christian George, Assistant Professor of Historical Theology and Curator of the C. H. Spurgeon Center for Biblical Preaching at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, drops by today to talk ...

Yesterday, I interviewed Dr. Christian George, Assistant Professor of Historical Theology and Curator of the C. H. Spurgeon Center for Biblical Preaching at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, ...

Charles Haddon Spurgeon was called “the prince of preachers.” Since he began his ministry at London’s New Park Street Chapel in 1855, his sermons have made their mark on thousands of lives. For those ...

I thought I would share the following which constitute the final words of the final sermon Spurgeon ever preached. There are many other sermons that were published later than this in the published ...

An unknown, unheralded, unremembered, unlearned substitute preacher impacted Victorian London, and the English speaking world beyond it more than he could ever have imagined. A young man, who happened ...

The noted German pastor and theologian Helmut Thielicke once said, “Sell all [the books] that you have … and buy Spurgeon.” Today—nearly a century after Spurgeon’s death—there is more material in ...

Charles Haddon Spurgeon was a man of many gifts and multiple responsibilities, but he was first and foremost a preacher. He was virtually without peer in his own generation, and today's evangelical ...

Throughout the extensive history of the Church, numerous events of lasting significance have occurred. Each week marks anniversaries of milestones, tragedies, triumphs, notable births and deaths. Some ...

Charles Spurgeon is revered among conservative Christians, but many don't know he was politically liberal. Charles H. Spurgeon has been called “the greatest of the Victorian preachers,” but the 19th ...

My post yesterday titled, “A Charles Spurgeon prayer for lent” created some interesting dialog on the Facebook page. The voiced concerns were that Charles Spurgeon wouldn’t celebrate the season of ...