Author
Charles H. Spurgeon
1834–1892
Charles Haddon Spurgeon. 'The Prince of Preachers.' Pastor of the Metropolitan Tabernacle. Preached to 10 million people in his lifetime. Reprinted the Puritans.
Works in the Library 4
Lectures to My Students, Series 1 1875
Spurgeon's first series of lectures offers practical instruction to ministerial students on preaching, pastoral care, and the art of effective Gospel proclamation.
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Lectures to My Students, Series 2 1885
Spurgeon's second series of lectures addresses ministerial preparation, sermon construction, and pastoral responsibilities for aspiring Gospel preachers.
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The Treasury of David (Complete) 1885
Spurgeon provides comprehensive exposition of the Psalms with devotional commentary, practical application, and spiritual insight throughout the complete collection.
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Lectures to My Students, Series 3 (The Art of Illustration) 1905
Spurgeon's third series focuses on the art of illustration in preaching, teaching ministers how to employ vivid examples for effective Gospel communication.
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Passages Charles H. Spurgeon cites most
Bible verses most often cited across these 4 works. Each links to everything in the library on that verse.
Psalm 19:710×
Luke 2:139×
1 John 3:28×
2 Corinthians 1:58×
Romans 7:248×
2 Corinthians 12:87×
Hebrews 10:57×
John 1:147×
Numbers 6:247×
Psalm 5:37×
2 Corinthians 1:126×
Exodus 34:66×
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