Advice for Seekers

Many false ideas exist about who God is and how to know him. These errors frequently prevent seekers from coming to Jesus Christ and trusting him wholly. C. H. Spurgeon, one of the most well-known Christian ministers in Victorian London, identifies numerous false ideas about what it is to follow Christ, and deals with them one by one. Before his own conversion, Spurgeon found many difficulties in coming to Christ, even though he had a thorough knowledge of the Bible. As such, the seeker will find in Spurgeon a sympathetic counsellor. Perhaps you are an ‘almost Christian’, but your interest is mistaken by others for faith itself, and so your outstanding questions remain unanswered. This book will help to answer such questions. There is also help here for true believers. Doubts and fears will be removed, and many will be brought to full assurance.

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