Living By Revealed Truth The Life And Pastoral Theology Of Charles Haddon Spurgeon Tom Nettles by Tom Nettles 9781781911228, 9781871676952, 9781845502782, 1845502787, 1871676959, 1781911223 instant download after payment.

Tom Nettles has spent more than 15 years working on this magisterial biography of Charles Haddon Spurgeon, the famous 19th century preacher and writer. More than merely a biography it covers his life, ministry and also provides an in depth survey of his theology.

Table of Contents:

1. Birth to New Birth
2. Made for Gospel Ministry
3. The Metropolitan Tabernacle
4. Preaching the Whole Counsel
5. Theological Method and Content
6. Spurgeon's Message of Christ's Atoning Sacrifice
7. The Challenge of Church Life and the Governance of Worship
8. The Gospel is Evangelism
9. Use of Evangelists
10. Theological Foundations for a Benevolent Ministry
11. Personal Theory and Preferences in the Production of Godly Literature
12. Literature about Right, Wrong and Truth
13. Theology and Controversy
14. Destroyed or be Destroyed
15. The Downgrade Conflict
16. Spurgeon and Baptists in America
17. Sickness, Suffering, Depression
18. Conduct in the Face of Death
    

Author 

Tom Nettles is Professor of Historical Theology at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky.

Endorsements 

"While numerous biographies of Spurgeon have been published over the decades, Spurgeon's thought normally receives short shrift from his biographers. This is why this new biography is so important. By focusing on Spurgeon's memoirs and published articles, Tom Nettles has filled an important gap in scholarship related to Spurgeon with this exhaustive intellectual biography of the Prince of Preachers. Many pastors and other casual readers will be encouraged by Spurgeon's commitment to a high view of Scripture and historic Baptist orthodoxy from a Reformed perspective. Scholars will be forced to reckon with Spurgeon the theologian as they pursue their own studies of the famed Victorian pastor." - Nathan A. Finn ~ Associate Professor of Historical Theology and Baptist Studies, The Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, Wake Forest, North Carolina