Charles Spurgeon (1834-1892) has been considered by his colleagues of his time and of today as "The Prince of Preachers." He built the Metropolitan Tabernacle in London, which housed the largest independent Christian congregation in the world during the nineteenth century. Some attribute part of his success to his pastoral gifts. But the main secret that gave Spurgeon such power was his devotion to prayer. When he pointed to the prayer room, he stated: "This is the power room of this church." This statement was supported by the astonishing number of sermons he preached on the topic of prayer.
Spurgeon was a great believer and teacher of fervent prayer led by the Holy Spirit. His masterful biblical portrayals, in which he describes with his pen the majesty of the throne of grace and adoring prayer, alone justify the price of this book. You will receive inspiration, encouragement, and stimulus through these meditations on the believer's prayer life, especially if you face problems praying.
