Your Only Comfort: Devotions for Hope in Suffering

30 Devotions of Comfort from the Sermons of C.H. Spurgeon C.H. Spurgeon, the “Prince of Preachers,” knew deep suffering yet found lasting comfort in Christ. In Your Only Comfort, Geoffrey Chang gathers 30 powerful devotions drawn from Spurgeon’s sermons, offering hope, consolation, and assurance of God’s steadfast goodness—even in our darkest moments.

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The Moving of the Holy Spirit

Saturday / February 14th 2026

I grew up in a Christian home, but in my family and in my church, there wasn’t much talk about the Holy Spirit. I gave little thought to the third person of the Trinity, the One who fell upon all those who heard (Acts 10) and who breathed on the disciples (John 20). Yet in church we sang often of the Holy Spirit, as in the hymn “Spirit of the Living God, Fall Afresh on Me” (Daniel Iverson, 1926). Try explaining t…

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Zack Eswine and the Sorrow of the Prince of Preachers

Wednesday / February 11th 2026

Charles Spurgeon is remembered as one of history’s greatest preachers, so influential he was called the Prince of Preachers and more than 130 years after his death, his sermons still strengthen millions. Yet behind his powerful ministry was a man who knew deep sorrow. Spurgeon spoke openly about what he called “melancholy” or “the minister’s fainting fits”—what we would likely call depression today. This week on The Great Stories Podcast, David Wollen revisits an interview…

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