Charles Spurgeon
Charles Haddon Spurgeon (19 June 1834 – 31 January 1892) was a British Particular Baptist preacher and author, widely recognized as the “Prince of Preachers.” Serving as pastor of the Metropolitan Tabernacle for 38 years, Spurgeon became one of the most influential voices in Victorian-era Christianity, celebrated for his profound sermons, prolific authorship, and impact on evangelism.
Charles Haddon Spurgeon 
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| Born | 19 june 1834 |
| Birthplace | Kelvedon, England |
| Nationality | British |
| Occupation | Pastor, author, evangelist |
| Known for | Metropolitan Tabernacle pastorate, influential sermons and devotionals |
| Website | https://www.spurgeons.ac.uk/ Spurgeon’s College |
Biography
Spurgeon preached his first sermon at age 15 and quickly rose to prominence. He later led a large congregation at New Park Street Chapel, which moved to the Metropolitan Tabernacle under his leadership. He founded Orphanages, Almshouses, and the Pastors' College (later Spurgeon’s College). His ministry emphasized heartfelt preaching, scriptural depth, and accessible language, attracting thousands each week.
Theology and Legacy
A staunch defender of Calvinist doctrine, Spurgeon authored numerous works including sermons, commentaries, devotionals, and theological reflections. His teachings played a central role in shaping modern evangelicalism, maintaining relevance through devotional classics, theological clarity, and pastoral sensitivity.
Keywords and Related Works
Charles Spurgeon quotes
Spurgeon is often quoted for his piercing spiritual insights. His memorable lines on preaching, the gospel, suffering, and prayer remain widely circulated among believers and are frequently shared in devotional and teaching contexts.
Charles Spurgeon sermons
Spurgeon delivered nearly 3,600 sermons, many of which were transcribed and published during his lifetime. His sermons are still studied today for their doctrinal richness, practical application, and stirring rhetoric.
Morning and Evening Charles Spurgeon
His devotional book *Morning and Evening* offers daily readings and remains one of the most beloved devotional classics. It continues to guide readers through reflective meditations both at the start and end of each day.
Charles Spurgeon devotional
Beyond *Morning and Evening*, Spurgeon’s devotional writings include collections like *The Treasury of David* and *All of Grace*. These works combine biblical exposition with devotional depth to nurture spiritual growth in readers.