Lectures to My Students
Charles H. Spurgeon · First Series (1875)
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Lectures to My Students · First Series (1875)
Classic lectures by Charles H. Spurgeon offering practical and spiritual guidance for Christian ministers, preachers, pastors, and students of Scripture.
Delivered as addresses to students of the Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle, London, and first published in 1875, this First Series of thirteen lectures covers the minister's inner life and watchfulness, the call to the ministry, private and public prayer, the matter and choice of sermon texts, the perils of over-spiritualizing Scripture, care of the voice, pulpit attention, extemporaneous speech, seasons of depression, everyday conversation, and study without a well-stocked library.
Text of the First Series (1875) transcribed from the public-domain edition hosted at gracegems.org, itself drawn from the original Passmore & Alabaster publication. Charles Haddon Spurgeon died in 1892; this work is in the public domain.
Author: Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834–1892)
Delivered to students of the Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle, London
Published 1875 · Passmore & Alabaster, 1875 (First Series)
- 13 lectures
- First Series
- English
- Public-domain text
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Contents
≈ 33 min read2The Call to the Ministry
≈ 46 min read3The Preacher's Private Prayer
≈ 25 min read4Our Public Prayer
≈ 39 min read5Sermons—their Matter
≈ 24 min read6On the Choice of a Text
≈ 37 min read7On Spiritualizing
≈ 14 min read8On the Voice
≈ 18 min read9Attention!
≈ 32 min read10The Faculty of Impromptu Speech
≈ 32 min read11The Minister's Fainting Fits
≈ 26 min read12The Minister's Ordinary Conversation
≈ 21 min read13To Workers with Slender Apparatus
≈ 23 min read