William Gouge was a leading Puritan pastor and author whose ministry in London lasted over four decades at St. Ann Blackfriars. As a member of the Westminster Assembly, he played a central role in restructuring the Church of England after the English Civil War.  

His preaching, scholarship, and parenting all flowed from one desire: that God’s people would walk in truth. His biblical writing—clear, warm, and practical—continues to disciple Christians toward holiness, courage, and prayerful communion with God.