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This dissertation demonstrated the significance and substance of the diabology of Charles Haddon Spurgeon. Spurgeon believed Satan is a real, fallen, angelic being full of malice and hate who is devoted to destroying all of humanity and in particular God’s people. He employs var…

The purpose of this dissertation is to demonstrate that Charles Haddon Spurgeon’s (1834-1892) pedagogy and practice of open-air preaching influenced his pulpit preaching ministry by developing his evangelistic zeal, as seen in his regular calls for sinners and saints to repent o…

Charles H. Spurgeon (1834-1892) placed a high priority on hymnody as a pedagogical and doxological tool within the life and public worship of the local church. As pastor of London’s Metropolitan Tabernacle, he quoted hymns weekly in his sermons for decades. This dissertation, a …

This dissertation centers on the role the Holy Spirit played in the pulpit ministry of Charles Haddon Spurgeon. It argues that Spurgeon was a Spirit-led preacher by examining six criteria of the Holy Spirit’s ministry for preaching is intentionally and explicitly identified as d…