Episode 235: On Spurgeon the Pastor (with Geoff Chang)

Pastors Talk - A podcast by 9Marks

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Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 698 Ratings

🗓️ 18 April 2023

⏱️ 28 minutes

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In this episode of Pastors Talk, Mark and Jonathan chat with Geoff Chang about Spurgeon the pastor.

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0:00.0	Hi, this is Jonathan Lehman.
0:06.2	And this is Mark Devere.
0:07.3	Welcome to this episode of Nine Marks, Pastors Talk.
0:09.3	Nine Marks exist to help churches.
0:12.7	We exist.
0:14.7	I've said it so many times.
0:16.7	Nine marks exist to help pastors build healthy churches.
0:20.3	Learn more at nine marks.org.
0:22.2	And with us today we have Jeff Chang, elder at Warnall Road Baptist Church, and a professor at Midwestern Theological Seminary.
0:33.3	What's your actual professorial title?
0:35.2	Assistant Professor of Historical Theology.
0:37.5	Historical Theology. Historical Theology.
0:38.8	And you have another title.
0:40.3	And also curator of the Spurgeon Library.
0:42.5	Right, that's right.
0:43.3	And you did your dissertation work on Charles Spurgeon, and that's what we want to talk about today, specifically the book that you recently published on this topic.
0:52.2	Is that book a version of your dissertation?
0:54.3	It is. Yeah. It's that book a version of your dissertation? It is.
0:54.6	Yeah.
0:54.9	It's based on my research for my dissertation.
0:57.3	Jeff, why do doctoral work on Spurgeon in America rather than in England?
1:02.6	When I was doing my doctoral work, I was a pastor at Hinson Baptist Church in Portland,
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