Classics of Faith - Spurgeon

The first installment in the series "Classics of the Faith" presents two of Charles Spurgeon's most important works:

LECTURES TO MY STUDENTS: Charles Spurgeon founded "The Pastor's College" in London in 1856, when he was just twenty-two years old. He oversaw the training of up to eight hundred men at a time, lecturing once a week. Lectures to My Students is a collection of those lectures. Known as the "Prince of Preachers," Spurgeon's balance of lightness and gravity, jesting and pleading, is amply capable of encouraging, convicting, and shaping pastors and ministers in our day.

ALL OF GRACE: This book is Charles Spurgeon's personal call to unbelievers to accept God's free grace. Spurgeon's belief in the power of the gospel to save shows in his clear and open presentation of it. Salvation, Spurgeon argues, is free, a gift. Will we accept it? All of Grace serves as a perfect introduction to salvation for the sinner, and a convincing assurance of salvation for the saint.