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Lectures to My Students

Charles Haddon Spurgeon, R Albert Mohler Jr (Foreword)
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Few books have shaped generations of pastors like Lectures to My Students. In these addresses to his ministerial students, Spurgeon combines theological depth with hard-won pastoral wisdom. He warns against spiritual pride, calls for disciplined study, insists on doctrinal substance, and presses preachers to depend wholly on the Spirit of God.Spurgeon sets before aspiring ministers a high and serious calling. He insists that the preacher’s character matters as much as his competence. He urges holiness, clarity, courage, and perseverance in the face of criticism, fatigue, and cultural pressure. For those preparing for ministry, and for those already carrying its burdens, this volume remains a bracing and steady guide to preaching Christ and caring for his church.
Specifications
  • Cover Type
    Hardcover
  • ISBN
    9798990660076
  • Page Count
    656
  • Weight
    2.5 lb
  • Publisher
    Southern Seminary Press
  • Publication Date
    September 2026

Endorsements (2)

“If Spurgeon had left no other printed witness, these lectures alone would constitute a massive gift to the church. It turns out that you can study with Charles Spurgeon, and these lectures are priceless. . .These lectures are as relevant now as in the 19th century when they were written.”

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R. Albert Mohler, Jr

From the foreword

“"Spurgeon's Lectures to My Students is invaluable for its practical advice. Coming from a veteran pastor, with hundreds of insights gleaned from careful reflection on his experiences, Spurgeon's book is a classic. Not every chapter is of uniform value, but nearly every chapter contains most helpful advice found nowhere else. It is also very readable, down-to-earth, realistic, and yet spiritual and uplifting. No false piety here!”

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Joel R. Beeke

About the Author

Charles H. Spurgeon (1834–1892) was the pastor of the Metropolitan Tabernacle, London, for thirty-eight years, and his ministry exploded, resulting in the largest evangelical congregation of his day and the founding of 66 parachurch ministries, including a college and orphanage. He is widely regarded as one of the nineteenth century's best preachers, and his sermons have been translated into over forty languages.
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