5 Minutes in Church History with Stephen Nichols
Stopping by a Wood with Spurgeon
Jun 26, 2024
Explore Charles Spurgeon's escapes to the woods for peace and reflection, his love for nature, and the rejuvenating effects it had on him. Learn about his admiration for the support of beech trees and the importance of scripture in finding solace amidst a busy life.
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- Spurgeon sought solace in nature to escape his busy schedule, finding peace in the tranquility of forests.
- Exploring ruins and deciphering inscriptions, Spurgeon reflected on the completeness of Scripture and the importance of solitude.
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Spurgeon the Traveler and Nature Lover
Spurgeon, known for his preaching, found solace in nature away from the busy city life. Despite his demanding schedule, he would escape to Boulder Wood and Mark Ash Forests, describing them as the most wonderful forest scenery he had ever beheld. He marveled at the trees' intricate formations, expressing gratitude for the peacefulness of the surroundings. Spurgeon's appreciation for nature's beauty and tranquility provided him with much-needed respite from his pastoral duties and other engagements.
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