Susannah Spurgeon
162 pages
Originally published in 1901, Susannah Spurgeon's A Basket of Summer of Fruit is a collection of sweet vignettes bearing fruit of her love for Christ. Written in widowhood, but revealing the heart of a true helpmate, Susannah's devotions are not only for the wives of preachers, but for all daughters of the faith. Doctrinally sound, theologically rich and devotionally deep, these essays cover topics such as: cultivating a heart of praise to God, love and devotion to Christ, the gospel of Christ, the grace of God in suffering, the sovereignty and providence of God, submssion and surrender, cross-bearing, personal holiness, consecrated living, spiritual warfare and the knowledge of God both as Father and Heavenly Bridegroom.