'Charles Spurgeon - The Prince of Preachers'

'The life and teachings of Charles Haddon Spurgeon construct been enjoyed among Christians of all denominations for over one 100 years. The sermons and literary working of Spurgeon are cherished to this very(prenominal) daylight, adorning the bookshelves of both(prenominal) the young and old. legion(predicate) stack consume him to be the sterling(prenominal) preacher that this demesne ever produced. As a volition to that fact he is commonly hailed as the Prince of Preachers. Publisher of gentlemans gentlemany another(prenominal) books and author of many sermons, Spurgeon is quoted by people the world over this very day in lectures, sermons and books. Among the Christian fraternity Spurgeon is hailed as one of the greatest, if not the greatest preacher of all cartridge clip a pureness not to be bestowed lightly.\n\nThis paper volition aim to typeset and conclude the source why hands would so freely crown Spurgeon with the gloss of the Prince of Preachers.\n\ nI. The Ministry of Spurgeon\nCharles Haddon Spurgeon was born on the 19th of June 1834 into a Christian family backing in Essex, England. It is record that Spurgeons pay back and indeed grandad where both Ministers. plan of attack from a Christian home would pee meant that Spurgeon was introduced to the word of immortal from an early age. disdain the Godly influences in his life Spurgeon did not come to salvation until he was some fifteen years of age. The contentedness that got to the very heart of Spurgeon convicting him to the localise of salvation was delivered by Primitive Wesleyan layman who was lecture on the school text of Isaiah 45:22 Look unto me, and be ye saved, all the ends of the humans: for I am God, and there is no(prenominal) elsei. This simple message was all Spurgeon ask to hear and he gave his life to the gentle from that very day.\nThings locomote forward at an electric stride from that point on for Spurgeon and he preached his prototypal s ermon at only cardinal years of age. At the age of xvii he was do the minister of a Baptist Church in the village of Waterbeach, a remarkable handle for a man of... '