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Does God have a purpose for your suffering? YES! And Charles Haddon Spurgeon wants to help you understand it.God's Purpose for Your Suffering is a never before released volume of classic sermons from the Prince of Preachers. Table of Contents1. The Trial of Your Faith (1 Peter 1:7)2. All Joy In All Trials (James 1:2-4)3. The Sweet Uses of Adversity (Job 10:2)4. Gladness for Sadness (Psalm 90)5. The Suffering Savior's Sympathy (Hebrews 2:18)6. Strengthening Words from the Savior's Lips (2 Corinthians 12:9)7. Renewing Strength (Isaiah 40:31)8. Christians Kept in Time and Glorified in Eternity (Jude 24, 25) Appendix 1: A Prayer to Not Waste Your SufferingAppendix 2: 31 Ways God Can Use Your Suffering for Good Charles Haddon Spurgeon knew what it means to suffer, and he also knew how to find consolation for his sorrows in the truth of the Bible. Join him in God's Purpose for Your Suffering to learn how to take joy in your sufferings and use your trials for God's purposes. Part of the Rich Theology Made Accessible series. Learn more at cross-points.org/richtheology. One reviewer on the book Knowing the Holy Spirit by Charles Haddon Spurgeon wrote: "Unbelievable book written a hundred years ago is still as true and applicable and challenging as it was then as now."

A must-read for anyone who loves God and their neighbor. This book can be very well the best manual for any Christian who desires to share the Gospel and to win souls for Christ, but it is much more than that. In addition to offering cross-centered answers to simple questions such as, how can I, a simple Christian, do something towards winning the lost?, Charles Spurgeon's book is like a wide-open window to the author's heart for Christ, where the reader can see his intense passion for the greatest work God called the Church to. Charles Spurgeon discusses here things like conviction, the effectiveness of the preaching of the cross of Christ in its simplicity, the need for personal holiness for the soul winner, how to capture people's attention, how to pray for the lost, how to deal with apparently lost encounters, what is the role of disciplining, or how to evangelize as a team. This book is simply amazing. You cry, laugh, go from agony to bliss at almost every page, then you realize that those simple truths written by the prince of preachers is common sense biblical teaching, some (many) of which pointing at you. These are treasures from Spurgeon's genius.

In 'The Greatest Fight in the World', Charles H. Spurgeon offers practical advice on how to approach the battle. He does so under three martial metaphors: Our Armoury (the Scriptures); Our Army (the church); and Our Strength (the Holy Spirit). 'The Greatest Fight in the World' is a book for every pastor. It will stimulate and inspire an approach to the pastoral task which is orderly and intelligent, and which above all recognises and has confidence in the God from whom the strength to engage in battle comes.