Charles Haddon Spurgeon Revisited

Charles Haddon Spurgeon Revisited: A Dramatic Biography gives a private and exciting insight into the Prince of Preachers’ life. While some Spurgeon biographies of similar scope are just factual, this one paints the excitement of Spurgeon’s life in full colour. It is written in a vivid style, with plenty of action and interaction, similar to David Malcolm Bennett’s From Ashes to Glory and William Booth and his Salvation Army. The biography covers Spurgeon’s rapid rise to fame, the horror of the Surrey Gardens tragedy, his romance, his struggles, his controversies and how he impacted his generation as well as our own age. In this biography, both the man and his ministry are captured.

Author Biography

David Malcolm Bennett is a Christian researcher and writer based in Brisbane who has the gift of doing quality historical research and presenting it in a readable form. His books include The Altar Call: Its Origins and Present Usage (his MTh thesis, awarded with merit) in 2000; The Origins of Left Behind Eschatology (his PhD thesis) in 2010; and Edward Irving Reconsidered, published by Wipf and Stock in 2014. He is the author of soon-to-be-released biography John Wesley: The Man, his Mission and his Message. He is also the author of The Sinner’s Prayer: Its Origins and Dangers; From Ashes to Glory, a biography on missionary and cricketer CT Studd; and William Booth and his Salvation Army. All three were published by Even Before Publishing. He is the editor of The Letters of William and Catherine Booth of the Salvation Army and of The Diary and Reminiscences of Catherine Booth.