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This volume is addressed to pastors, teachers, and others involved in the daily task of ministry. Spurgeon writes Words of Counsel for Christian Workers to help Christian leaders avoid the pitfalls of public life—pride and dishonesty, especially—and to encourage pastors through hardships. Spurgeon draws extensively from Scripture, focusing on the individuals in the biblical narrative who felt...

up. “Look there, girls!” said she, “see what Mr. Whitefield has written on the window! ‘One thing thou lackest.’ Call up your father.” And the father came up and read that too, “One thing thou lackest!” and around the bed whereon the man of God had slept they all knelt down and sought that God would give them the one thing they lacked, and ere they left that chamber they had found that one thing, and the whole household rejoiced in Jesus. It is not long ago since I met with a friend, one of whose
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