A 19th-century classic, made readable again.
Charles Spurgeon wrote All of Grace to answer one question as plainly as he could: how does a person actually find salvation? For nearly 140 years, his answer has helped readers do exactly that — even as his Victorian prose has become harder to read with each generation.
This edition changes the language, not the message. Every chapter has been carefully modernized for a contemporary reader, while preserving Spurgeon’s structure, his scripture references, and the directness that made this book endure in the first place.
Includes a new foreword on why this book still matters, and a short introduction to Spurgeon’s life and legacy.
A GAB Publishing edition. Modernized & introduced by Faith Mundia.
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