Things may grow ever more dismal, cloud may pile upon cloud; but when it grows so dark that I cannot see my own hand before my eyes, I can still see the hand of the Lord.

— Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834–1892), Baptistenprediger

Topics: Faith & Trust, Hope & Confidence

Charles Haddon Spurgeon

Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834–1892) war ein englischer Baptistenpastor, der in London eines der größten freikirchlichen Gemeindezentren des 19. Jahrhunderts leitete. Bekannt wurde er durch seine volksnahe, bildstarke Predigtweise, weitverbreitete Auslegungswerke wie „Aus der Schatzkammer Davids“ sowie seinen entschiedenen Widerstand gegen theologische Liberalisierungstendenzen im sogenannten Downgrade-Streit. Für Bibelleser heute steht sein Werk für eine seelsorglich sensible Schrifterklärung, die reformierte Glaubenslehre mit praktischer Alltagserfahrung verbindet.

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