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Charles Spurgeon: Who is the Greatest?
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It was a cold winter’s day in the year 1850, when a young man went into a church, only to escape the bad weather. But he got more than he planned on for going in there! The first words he heard were those of an elderly preacher calling out “Look unto me and be saved.”
The preacher had read Isaiah 45:22 and the young man was Charles Spurgeon. Charles had heard the gospel message before from his parents at home. He knew he was a great sinner and that Jesus was the only one who could save him from his sin. From that day onward, he would serve the Lord Jesus Christ. And sooner than anyone expected, he became a preacher of the gospel of grace.
Many in England and America looked up to Charles as the greatest preacher they had ever heard. But Charles knew there was no greatness in himself and that only Jesus is The Great One. He never thought of himself as more than a needy sinner who was privileged to bring the gospel of God’s grace to others.
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Charles Spurgeon
Who is the Greatest?
It was a cold winter’s day in the year 1850, when a young man went into a church, only to escape the bad weather. But he got more than he planned on for going in there! The first words he heard were those of an elderly preacher calling out “Look unto me and be saved.”
The preacher had read Isaiah 45:22 and the young man was Charles Spurgeon. Charles had heard the gospel message before from his parents at home. He knew he was a great sinner and that Jesus was the only one who could save him from his sin. From that day onward, he would serve the Lord Jesus Christ. And sooner than anyone expected, he became a preacher of the gospel of grace.
Many in England and America looked up to Charles as the greatest preacher they had ever heard. But Charles knew there was no greatness in himself and that only Jesus is The Great One. He never thought of himself as more than a needy sinner who was privileged to bring the gospel of God’s grace to others.
See the other volumes in the Little Lights Series!
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Who Will Save You?
The True Story of John Knox and his Fight for Truth and Liberty
What Do You Need?
The True Story of Lottie Moon and the Christmas Offering
Are You Going to Stop?
The True Story of Gladys Aylward and her Orphanage
Can You Imagine?
The True Story of C. S. Lewis and his Books
Are You Ready?
The True Story of Eric Liddell and the Olympic Games
What is it Like?
The True Story of Mary Slessor and her Africa Adventure
What is the Truth?
The True Story of John Calvin and the Reformation
Who is the Bravest?
The True Story of David Livingstone and his Astonishing Journeys
Are All of the Watches Safe?
The True Story of Corrie ten Boom and the Little Dutch Watch Shop
What Should I Do?
The True Story of Martin Luther and the Reformation
Can Brown Eyes be Made Blue?
The True Story of Amy Carmichael and her Looking Glass
Does Money Grow on Trees?
The True Story of George Muller and the Hidden Coins
What’s in the Parcel?
The True Story of Helen Roseveare and the Hot Water Bottle
Could Somebody Pass the Salt?
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