From the Prince’s Pulpit: Sermons on Grace

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Charles Haddon Spurgeon-the Prince of Preachers-is one of the most influential preachers of the past 150 years; he is also the most prolific Christian writer in history, publishing more than 140 books, thousands of sermons and letters, and a monthly magazine, The Sword and the Trowel. In this series, learn from the Prince on a variety of topics, preached from his own pulpit at the Metropolitan Tabernacle in London. These topics include Calvinism, prayer, specific portions of the Bible, and many more. Each volume contains complete, unabridged sermons and annotations for historical figures, events, or locations potentially unknown to the modern reader.

In this volume, Sermons on Grace, Spurgeon teaches the core concepts of the doctrine most precious to him: grace, taught within the Calvinist framework. Through 11 sermons, organized according to the Calvinist acronym, TULIP, and one treatise, learn about this prominent doctrinal system from the most famous Calvinist in history-other than maybe John Calvin himself.