The Heritage Blog

Reading through Spurgeon’s sermons often throws up interesting insights about the act of preaching, if only because Spurgeon did it so often and, typically, so well. You do not need to read much to … read more

On April 19, 1854, Charles Haddon Spurgeon formally accepted a call to pastor one of the most historic churches in the middle of the largest city in the world. He was only nineteen years old, had ne … read more

The scholastic approach to theology has arguably fallen on hard times. To many Christians today, the term “scholastic” may imply a concern with the esoteric and obscure aspects of the faith that ma … read more

William Cowper and Spiritual DepressionOne of my all-time favorite hymns to sing is “Praise for the Fountain Opened,” more commonly known by its first line, “There is a Fountain.” Written sometime … read more

I once read the story of a poor woman from the slums of London who was invited to enjoy a holiday at the ocean. She had never seen the ocean and was overwhelmed with emotion. Her friends, surprised … read more