By the time of Spurgeon's death in 1892, his sermons had been translated into more than forty languages and circulated throughout the world. His sermons were found in the hands of Christians in China, pastors in Norway, fishermen in the Mediterranean, and even Roman Catholics on pilgrimage through Europe.
But how do we understand Spurgeon's words today? How do we find the message we need in the thousands of writings he left behind?
The heartbeat of the Spurgeon's Sermons for Today series is to bring Spurgeon's classic words to modern readers and help them find the message they need to hear.
In this installment, readers are presented with Spurgeon's top sermons on suffering, modernized for today's readers, and designed for an easy read, with plenty of room for notes.
