Reformation Heritage Books

Spurgeon faced challenges that are similar to ours. The decline of effective preaching, moral decay within the church, and a cultural assault on biblical Christianity formed the context in which Spurgeon preached the gospel. Facing these threats, Spurgeon cried out to God to anchor the pulpit for his generation and give it a voice again. Zack Eswine explores Spurgeon’s life and ministry and presents timeless truths about the call to ministry, theology for preaching, style, and content, and the preacher’s power and struggles.