Spurgeon's Practical Wisdom

Spurgeon's Practical WisdomPlain Advice for Plain People Under the pseudonym of John Ploughman, Spurgeon wrote a number of humorous articles in which he tried to inculcate moral virtues without which men are degraded. This fine edition also includes all of the illustrations from the original two volumes, it will surely enrich many a Christian home and be treasured by a new generation.

Let this classic be your guide for leadership

first prepared for a Worcestershire association of ministers in 1656

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