El Ganador De Almas

Winner of Souls

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El Ganador De Almas

Weight 0.32 kg
Dimensions 21.5 × 13.6 × 1.2 cm
ISBN 9781848713925
Binding

Paperback

Format

Book

Language

Spanish

Original Pub Date

1903

Banner Pub Date

Dec 10, 2013

Topic

Preaching & Teaching, Spiritual Growth

Page Count

288

Book Description

Spurgeon pronunció una breve serie de conferencias a los estudiantes de su curso pastoral, indicándoles que ‘el ganar almas es la ocupación principal del ministro cristiano; y, por cierto, debiera ser la de todo verdadero creyente’.

Esta serie de conferencias ocupan los primeros seis capítulos de este libro. Le siguen cuatro discursos ofrecidos a los maestros de escuelas dominicales, predicadores al aire libre y amigos que asistían a las reuniones de oración los lunes por la noche en el Tabernáculo Metropolitano (así se llamaba la iglesia de la que Spurgeon era pastor). Finalmente, los últimos cinco capítulos consisten en una serie de sermones en los que Spurgeon recomienda encarecidamente a todos los creyentes en el Señor Jesucristo la obra de ganar almas.

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