And wouldn’t you much rather hear what the Creator of Heaven has to say about it, than what any mere mortal has to say?
But Spurgeon doesn’t give us his opinion, he gives us biblical insight. Lately there have been so many authors and blogger hypothesizing about Heaven and Hell and the after-life. And now I can’t wait to tell others more about Heaven. But I’ll be honest with you: I couldn’t put it down! I was so enthralled by Spurgeon’s description of Heaven, that I couldn’t wait to read more.
This book is designed to be used as a 50-day devotional reading. He eloquently amplifies or briefly explains. He doesn’t “talk over” Spurgeon, nor does he simply rehash what Spurgeon already said. Randy’s comments following each passage from Spurgeon are wonderfully presented. Randy Alcorn has done a masterful job of culling through the prince’s sermons to pull out excerpts that talk about the beauty of Heaven and the horrors of Hell. We Shall See God is a collection of Spurgeon’s sermons about Heaven. It wasn’t for nothing that Charles Spurgeon was called “the prince of preachers.” In We Shall See God by Randy Alcorn, you can get a taste of Spurgeon’s eloquence, and of Heaven’s majesty.
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