As an older man, Spurgeon looks back at the very day of his baptism, and shares his specific beliefs about that ordinance. Captivating message, with unique insights into the state of the English church in 1850. Christian, have you been immersed into Christ?

Final entries of teenager Charles Spurgeon. Though we recorded earlier that these are the words of a 16-year-old, we find today that he did not turn 16 until nearly the end of these writings, June 19. Truly a chosen vessel, and he seems to know it even in these early years.

As we continue through Spurgeon's diary, we have to keep reminding ourselves that these are the words of a recent convert, a teenager. Yet should it be thought so unusual that one loves Jesus so much- His new-found joy is a commentary on our own lukewarmness, as much as on his exuberance.

We now enter Spurgeon's diary, a book sealed and given to his wife to hold for forty years, before she opened it at last to share with us after his death. Insights into a 16-year-old that explain the greatness of the Prince of Preachers. He loved Jesus.

As we continue through Spurgeon's diary, we have to keep reminding ourselves that these are the words of a recent convert, a teenager. Yet should it be thought so unusual that one loves Jesus so much? His new-found joy is a commentary on our own lukewarmness, as much as on his exuberance.

Spurgeon leaves home for studies, and joins the church, another momentous occasion for him. We know much about it through letters he wrote to Mother and Father. Here are those letters, treatises that reveal much about young Charles.

We now enter Spurgeon's diary, a book sealed and given to his wife to hold for forty years, before she opened it at last to share with us after his death. Insights into a 16-year-old that explain the greatness of the Prince of Preachers. He loved Jesus.

Spurgeon finishes this unmatched testimony by speaking every superlative imaginable about his wonderful Jesus. The young man had been very lost. He is now very saved, and can't thank God enough.

In a separate message, Spurgeon tells the whole story of his conversion, sharing more of the Scriptural basis for what happened to him. He then identifies the very morning when he entered the Kingdom of God by faith.

Spurgeon leaves home for studies, and joins the church, another momentous occasion for him. We know much about it through letters he wrote to Mother and Father. Here are those letters, treatises that reveal much about young Charles.