The New Park Street Pulpit a 6 Vol. Set by Charles H. Spurgeon (1963, Hardcover)
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New Park Street Pulpit 1855-1860 C.H. Spurgeon The New Park Street Pulpit is the first major sermon series published by Charles Haddon Spurgeon, capturing the earliest years of his meteoric rise as the Prince of Preachers. It preserves the sermons he preached at New Park Street Chapel in London between 1855 and 1860, before the congregation moved to the larger Metropolitan Tabernacle. These volumes mark the beginning of what would eventually become a 63‑volume sermon legacy—one of the largest bodies of work by any Christian author. What The New Park Street Pulpit Contains Early Spurgeon sermons — Weekly sermons preached when Spurgeon was only 19–25 years old, already drawing thousands. Annual sermon volumes — Each year’s sermons were collected into a bound volume, beginning in January 1855. Revival-era preaching — These sermons document the revival that swept through New Park Street Chapel during Spurgeon’s early ministry. Christ-centered exposition — Spurgeon’s preaching consistently emphasized Christ, doctrinal clarity, and practical application. Spurgeon’s sermons were originally printed as “Penny Pulpit” editions—cheap weekly sermon pamphlets sold throughout Britain. His first sermon in the series, “The Immutability of God” (Malachi 3:6), was published January 7, 1855. The weekly sermon tradition continued for 63 years, even long after Spurgeon’s death, until halted by a World War I paper shortage in 1917. Together with the later Metropolitan Tabernacle Pulpit, these serm
- Publisher: Zondervan
- Year: 1963
- Binding: Hardcover
- Condition: Very Good
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