Summer with Spurgeon: Men’s Prayer, Devotions & Fellowship

Join us for “Summer with Spurgeon,”- a weekly Thursday morning gathering designed to encourage faith throughout the summer months. We meet in the Parlor (please enter on the West side).

Who Was Charles Haddon Spurgeon?

Charles Haddon Spurgeon, known as the “Prince of Preachers,” began his ministry as a teenager. His life pivoted at 15 when, caught in a snowstorm, he found refuge in a small chapel. There, a preacher’s simple yet powerful message to “look to Jesus Christ” transformed Spurgeon’s life. Within the same year, Spurgeon preached his first sermon and stepped into a calling that would see him become one of the most influential preachers of his time.

Spurgeon was a man of immense dedication and influence, known for his keen theological insights and his ability to connect with large audiences—often preaching to thousands without the aid of modern amplification. His sermons, rich in doctrine and steeped in historical theology, were published worldwide, reaching millions and solidifying his legacy.

At the heart of Spurgeon’s preaching was the cross of Christ. He viewed the crucifixion as the centerpiece of Christian faith, believing that it held the power to transform lives and draw people to salvation. His ministry was marked by a deep expectation of spiritual rebirth, always anticipating the transformative work of the gospel in the hearts of his listeners.

Despite his public success, Spurgeon faced personal struggles, including severe bouts of depression. Yet, even as he struggled, God faithfully used these trials to deepen his compassion as a pastor. His life became a testament to hope and joy in the midst suffering.

Spurgeon also had a lighter side, known for his sharp wit and humor, which often caught people off guard. He found joy in simple pleasures, whether it was enjoying long walks or listening to thunder as he marveled at God’s creation.

Whether you’re familiar with his work or new to his legacy, “Summer with Spurgeon” is a chance to grow in faith and fellowship with other men.

Summer with Spurgeon: Men’s Weekly Prayer, Devotion, and Fellowship

Join us every Thursday morning this summer for “Summer with Spurgeon”, a time of encouraging prayer, insightful devotional study, and meaningful fellowship. Strengthen your faith alongside other men, guided by the timeless wisdom of Charles Spurgeon. Meet us in the Parlor (please enter on the West side).

Who Was Charles Spurgeon?

Spurgeon’s Transformative Early Years

Charles Spurgeon, known as the “Prince of Preachers,” experienced a life-changing moment at 15 when a simple sermon during a snowstorm directed him to “look to Jesus Christ.” Within months, he preached his first sermon, setting in motion a ministry destined for global influence.

An Influential Ministry

Spurgeon quickly became one of history’s most celebrated preachers. His sermons reached millions worldwide, emphasizing profound theological truth and resonating deeply with listeners of every background.

Preaching Christ Crucified

Central to Spurgeon’s preaching was the crucifixion of Jesus—seen not merely as historical fact, but as the powerful, life-transforming core of Christian faith. His ministry continually anticipated lives changed by the gospel’s redeeming power.

Finding Grace in Suffering

Despite public success, Spurgeon endured personal hardship, including intense periods of depression. These struggles deepened his compassion, enabling him to minister authentically to those experiencing pain.

Humor and Joy in Daily Life

Spurgeon was beloved for his quick wit and joyful spirit. He cherished simple pleasures, from long contemplative walks to listening to thunderstorms, marveling at God’s creation.

Why Join “Summer with Spurgeon”?

Whether you’re already familiar with Spurgeon or exploring his teachings for the first time, this weekly gathering offers men an opportunity to enrich their spiritual lives, form lasting friendships, and find practical wisdom for everyday faith challenges.

Join us this Thursday! Discover renewed faith, purposeful fellowship, and the timeless legacy of Charles Spurgeon.