Knowing how loving God is, and how willing and able He is to help, comforts one in great need.

20th century British pastor Pink speaks of the value of a healthy body and why Christians have a health advantage if they live by the Word of God.

National tragedies and ministerial triumphs alike brought memorable addresses from the lips of the great speaker. Here are words spoken by Spurgeon on some of these occasions. And a city-wide controversy erupts as he attacks baptismal regeneration head-on.

We begin a look at the inspiration of the letter of Jude by comparing things he said, to apostles and prophets and Jesus Himself.

Notes on various lectures. Spurgeon's joy in being a Baptist. He speaks in a Quaker -Friends- meeting house. Firsthand accounts of attendees impressed with the lectures.

Introduction to this fiery epistle. Authorship. Date. -Acts of the Apostates.-

Responding to Darwin, who lived in his day, Spurgeon gives a brilliant lecture on the gorilla, a -cousin- who he represented on the platform by a stuffed specimen of same. Of course, the critics had a heyday with it...

The prevalence of sickness has one positive effect. Ryle gives the cause of all sickness in one word. This non-complicated answer is the Bible's solution to the mystery, and lends weight to the truth of Scripture. What other religion explains sickness-

A delightful series of excerpts from -lectures- given by Spurgeon. The preacher was quick to admit that his -lectures- sound a whole lot like sermons. To hear Spurgeon speak anywhere was to hear the Word of God and to profit from it.

We see now how Spurgeon honored his fellow leaders in the Tabernacle. And interestingly, this Baptist church sees the need for elders as well as deacons, an oversight in many congregations of our own day. The creation of the office is described here. Stories of some of his men are also given.