"All of Grace" was written by Charles Spurgeon and has been dearly loved and embraced by generations since its first release in 1885. More importantly, God has used this book to draw tens of thousands of people to embrace the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Spurgeon's "All of Grace" was his attempt at writing a small and accessible book engaging unbelievers with the claims of Jesus. This book you now hold is a humble attempt to give Spurgeon's original work a new lease on life. This revision is not an attempt to improve Spurgeon's airtight logic, his incisive argumentation, or the flow of his thought. This revision attempts to modernize some of the antiquated language and sentence structure. It is more than just a gospel presentation; it has biblical wisdom and encouragement for all believers. Because of its significant impact, this book deserves a fresh lease on life and demands to be thrust back into widespread circulation. This revision is a humble attempt to realize that goal. About the Author: Craig Ireland was born in Sydney, Australia, and now resides in Rochester, New York. He is married to Katarina, and they have four children. Craig has earned both a Bachelor's and a Master's degree in Theology and is currently working on his Ph.D.Craig has served in various ministry roles over the past twenty years. From Church planting, church revitalization, and serving several congregations as Senior Pastor. Craig has also conducted and taught extensively in pastoral training seminars and conferences worldwide, resourcing tens of thousands of church planters among unreached people groups.