Talks to Farmers, First Ed‪.‬

Despite increasing industrialization, most of Spurgeon's 19th-century listeners were connected in some way to the soil. Rural themes, concerns and metaphors ruled British life, even among urban Londoners. This book offers a collection of Spurgeon’s sermons that draw their themes from farming and rural life. In preaching from agricultural metaphors, Spurgeon emulated the ministry of Jesus himself, and the modern reader will find these 19 sermons rich in imagery and deep in theology. Spurgeon wrote and preached many sermons in his lifetime, and this book makes a good introduction to that vast body of spiritual thought and study.



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