Through the Eyes of Spurgeon is a feature-length documentary on the life and ministry of Charles Haddon Spurgeon, seeking to move beyond the “Prince of Preachers” reputation and introduce viewers to Spurgeon as a man shaped by conversion, conviction, suffering, pastoral labor, and gospel zeal. The film takes viewers through key places connected to Spurgeon’s life and ministry, inviting them to “follow his steps” and consider the legacy he left behind.

I highly recommend Through the Eyes of Spurgeon for Christians who know Spurgeon mainly through brief quotes, sermon excerpts, or the title “Prince of Preachers,” because it gives helpful historical context while keeping the focus on the gospel convictions that animated his ministry. It is especially worthwhile for pastors, teachers, church history groups, and anyone interested in Reformed Baptist history.

Stephen McCaskell and his team deserve credit for making an accessible, visually engaging documentary that treats Spurgeon with admiration without reducing him to a one-dimensional hero. It is a strong introduction that should leave viewers wanting to read Spurgeon’s sermons, learn more about his life, and consider how his faithfulness might challenge the church today.