The Prince of Preachers Gets Saved
On this day in 1850, my long-dead pastor, Charles Spurgeon, got saved while on his way to church during a snowstorm.
15-year-old Charles ducked into a Primitive Methodist Chapel to escape the snow and sat with a very small congregation to listen to a lay preacher who was filling in for the pastor.
Here is the story that Chuck told 280 times in his sermons:
A poor man, a shoemaker, a tailor, or something of that sort, went up into the pulpit to preach.
Malevolent Marriages/Great Gospel
Most people know that John Wesley was the founder of the Methodist Movement and a preacher who God used to bring about the Great Awakening in the 1700s. What most may not know is that he had a lousy marriage. William Carey is considered the father of modern missions, but did you know that he,
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