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His Personal Library
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The Spurgeon Center
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Spurgeon Library Conference 2024
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Spurgeon on the Marks of a Missionary
April 26, 2024
One of The Pastors’ College’s proudest achievements was the increasing number of missionaries sent out internationally. However, Spurgeon did not forget that there was much work still to be done at home. Speaking to the Baptist British and Irish Home Missionary Society in 1870, Spurgeon sought to encourage all Christians to engage in the work …
Making the Ordinances Meaningful: Spurgeon on Baptism and the Lord’s Supper
April 18, 2024
For most churches, the challenge of church attendance is not practical but theological. Beyond busy schedules, online services, and all other contemporary challenges, many Christians today struggle with a weak understanding of what it means to belong to a church. One evidence of this weakness is in the way so many churches practice the ordinances. So …
Susannah Spurgeon: A Faithful Wife
March 28, 2024
Susannah Spurgeon experienced both tremendous joys and agonizing suffering throughout her life, but the legacy she left behind testifies to her ultimate hope in the Lord and her undying faithfulness to her husband. She lived a life of service and devotion to God and her husband, and was ever his constant encourager and source of …
Keep Up the Prayer Meeting Pt. 1
March 4, 2024
The congregational prayer meeting was a key component of Spurgeon’s ministry. He believed that prayer meetings were “at the very secret source of power with God and with men.” Apart from earnest, consistent prayer, a congregation should have little hope that God would use and bless their ministry. Spurgeon always gave thought and planning to the …
