Strengthen My Spirit

By: Charles H. Spurgeon

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Barbour Value Books / 2012 / Paperback

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* Serving as pastor of a 19th-century "megachurch" of several thousand members, Charles Spurgeon became known as the Prince of Preachers for his uplifting, accessible sermons. Now you can be refreshed with his timeless messages of God's truths in this collection of 180 carefully excerpted devotions from his writings. Lightly updated. 192 pages, softcover from Barbour.

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Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 192
Vendor: Barbour Value Books
Publication Date: 2012
Dimensions: 8.00 X 5.19 X 0.25 (inches)

ISBN: 1616269693
ISBN-13: 9781616269692
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Publisher's Description

If you enjoy a book of substance, you’ll love Strengthen My Spirit—a collection of carefully excerpted devotionals from the writings of Charles Spurgeon. Known as the “Prince of Preachers” for his upbeat, accessible sermons, Spurgeon preached to a nineteenth-century “megachurch” of several thousand members. Strengthen My Spirit brings together 180 selections from Spurgeon’s sermons, addressing issues like renewal, blessing, praise, patience, and more. Text is lightly updated for ease of reading. For a substantial yet never overwhelming devotional experience, turn to Strengthen My Spirit—and enjoy the refreshing truths of God from a giant of the Christian faith.

Author Bio

Beloved pastor CHARLES HADDON SPURGEON (1834-1892) was the son and grandson of Christian ministers. He was converted at age fifteen; by twenty-one, he was London's most popular preacher, ultimately speaking to crowds of six thousand or more at the Metropolitan Tabernacle. He also published many sermons and religious books.