A New Beginning—Metropolitan Tabernacle Pulpit: 1892-1904, Volumes 38-50 - C. H. Spurgeon's Sermons Puritans Shepard warns against antinomianism as

Shepard warns against antinomianism as he carefully distinguishes believers from nonbelievers

Few men have brought doctrine alive quite like Thomas Watson

Harvest Orthodox Presbyterian Church in San Marcos

we now look forward to the concluding volume

but substantial enough to be useful everywhere

A New Beginning—Metropolitan Tabernacle Pulpit: 1892-1904, Volumes 38-50 - C. H. Spurgeon's Sermons Puritans Shepard warns against antinomianism asThe fourth of five collections of Spurgeon sermons. When Charles Haddon Spurgeon died in 1892, dedicated readers of The Metropolitan Pulpit feared the worst. Was it the end of Spurgeons sermon publishing? No, said Joseph Herrald, Spurgeons secretary. Spurgeon left hundreds of unpublished sermons, a backlog that would supply readers for many years to come. In the years after his death, these teachings continued to be an influential theological anchor