Spurgeon: The Man Beyond the Pulpit

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Biographer Ray Rhodes focuses less on the thunder of the metropolitan pulpit and more on Spurgeon at home, tracing his inner strength back to the simple, quiet pastures of rural England. It shows how the very public man was forged in private valleys, where his faith learned to endure pain, sickness, and the shadows of death.

Description adapted from the publisher, B&H Academic.