C. H. Spurgeon Books
During most of the second half of the 19th century, Charles Spurgeon was England’s best-known preacher, becoming converted to Christianity at the age of 15 in 1850. During the 1850s, London’s largest halls overflowed with people wanting to hear this youthful minister preach. During the 1860s, he founded the Metropolitan Tabernacle, along with a college for pastors and an orphanage, and he was already publishing sermons and a monthly magazine. He authored many books, with some of the most popular Charles Spurgeon books including Flowers From a Puritan’s Garden with its inspiring illustrations and meditations; A Defence of Calvinism, where Spurgeon explains and defends Biblical teachings about God’s grace in the Gospels; and the C.H. Spurgeon Autobiography, volumes 1 and 2. Volume 1 is subtitled “The Early Years,” while Volume 2 is “The Full Harvest 1860-1892.” The C.H. Spurgeon Autobiography is also available as a two-volume set.
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Majesty in Misery
3 Volume Set
Description
A wonderful selection of the best of Spurgeon’s sermons on the Passion of Christ, reset in a modern, easy-to-read format. 288, 320 & 400pp.
Majesty in Misery
Volume 3: Calvary's Mournful Mountain
Description
A wonderful selection of the best of Spurgeon’s sermons on the Passion of Christ, reset in a modern, easy-to-read format. 288, 320 & 400pp.
Majesty in Misery
Volume 2: Judgment Hall
Description
A wonderful selection of the best of Spurgeon’s sermons on the Passion of Christ, reset in a modern, easy-to-read format. 288, 320 & 400pp.
Majesty in Misery
Volume 1: Dark Gethsemane
Description
A wonderful selection of the best of Spurgeon’s sermons on the Passion of Christ, reset in a modern, easy-to-read format. 288, 320 & 400pp.
C.H. Spurgeon Autobiography
Volume 2: The Full Harvest 1860-1892
Description
The story of the life of the ‘prince of preachers’, largely in Spurgeon’s own words. Here is an inspiring record of a Christian life which continues to be of blessing for so many. 580 & 536pp.
C.H. Spurgeon Autobiography
Volume 1: The Early Years
Description
The story of the life of the ‘prince of preachers’, largely in Spurgeon’s own words. Here is an inspiring record of a Christian life which continues to be of blessing for so many. 580 & 536pp.
C.H. Spurgeon Autobiography
2 Volume Set
Description
The ‘must read’ autobiography on the life and work of one of Christianity’s most able preachers: Charles Haddon Spurgeon. 1116pp.
Revival Year Sermons, 1859
Preached in the Surrey Gardens Music Hall
Description
These sermons preached in the Surrey Gardens Music Hall in 1859 show the vigorous, fervent proclamation of the gospel which made Spurgeon’s preaching what it was. 96pp.
Letters Of Charles Haddon Spurgeon
Selected With Notes by Iain H. Murray
Description
A selection, with notes by Iain H. Murray. 224pp.
Spurgeon’s Practical Wisdom
Plain Advice for Plain People
Description
A collection of Spurgeon’s humorous articles on topical subjects. Originally published as John Ploughman’s Talk and John Ploughman’s Pictures, this fine one volume edition includes all the original illustrations. 328pp.
The Pastor in Prayer
A Collection of the Sunday Morning Prayers of Charles Spurgeon
Description
A collection of prayers drawn primarily from Sunday morning services at the Metropolitan Tabernacle. Permeated with Scripture and full of the promises of God. 192pp.
Metropolitan Tabernacle
Volume 38: Sermons preached and revised in 1892
Description
Includes the last sermons Spurgeon personally prepared for publication before his death in January 1892. 640pp.
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