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The Divine Art of Preaching contains lectures Dr. A. T. Pierson delivered to the students and faculty of Pastor’s College, connected with the Metropolitan Tabernacle of London, in the weeks after Pierson took over the pulpit during the illness and death of Charles Spurgeon. In 13 lectures, Pierson presents his advice for creating, writing, and delivering convincing and persuasive sermons.

preaching. The connection of many a so-called “sermon” with the Word is fictitious or factitious; the robe of a tawdry rhetoric is substituted for a divine simplicity of speech; for lack of specific gravity, specific levity abounds, and the pulpit becomes a place for secular entertainment, if not for clownish buffoonery. A lecture may be popular and even profitable and yet unfit for the pulpit. Preaching is the unfolding of a “Thus saith the Lord.” The true preacher thinks God’s thoughts after God,
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