Here are the problems still encountered by seekers. A helping hand for those who have so far 'sought Him in vain', and a guide to pastoral workers.

Publisher's Note:

Charles Spurgeon (1834-1892) pastored the Metropolitan Tabernacle in south London for many years. Thousands were converted under his ministry, many of whom experienced the problems in seeking the Lord that are described in this little book.

He shows that God’s promise of salvation is absolutely trustworthy and that we have only to take Him at His word. Difficulties in seeking salvation are invariably in our approach and Spurgeon deals with these problems sympathetically.

Pastors and Christian workers will learn from Spurgeon’s approach and his compelling illustrations make it suitable for recommending to concerned souls even today.

Contents:

1. Do Not Try to Save Yourself
2. Despised Ones Seeking Jesus
3. Seekers Touching Christ
4. Still no Light, and Why?
5. 'We Wait for Light'
6. The Invitation
7. Something to be Set Right
8. Hindrances to Coming to the Light
9. Seekers Encouraged - The Substitute
10. Seeking
11. How Luther Sought and Found
12. Saved Through Faith
13. May I Believe?
14. A Needless Question Answered