Charles Spurgeon's timeless lectures to his ministry students at his pastor’s college are quite possibly more important in our day and age than they have ever been.  A theologically conservative man of conviction, Spurgeon calls men to preach the timeless truths of Christianity, even the unpopular ones, unapologetically, trusting that the Lord will build the Church through the preaching of the gospel and the sufficiency of the Scriptures.  Spurgeon's admonitions are simple, but hard: calling God's men to fear God, rather than fearing men, in an age where most derive their theology from the popular notions of those around them rather than the Bible.  This is an essential for any pastoral library or anyone seeking to walk in conviction as a Christian in our time.  

This complete and unabridged edition of Spurgeon's great work will make it possible for today's generation to appreciate Spurgeon's combination of discerning wit and refreshingly practical advice.