For Pastors and Elders

"Read also good suggestive books, and get your mind aroused by them. If men wish to get water out of a pump which has not been lately used, they first pour water down, and then the pump works. Reach down one of the Puritans, and thoroughly study the work, and speedily you will find yourself like a bird on the wing, mentally active and full of motion. By way of precaution, however, let me remark, that we ought to be always in training for text-getting and sermon-making. We , should constantly preserve the holy activity of our minds. Woe unto the minister who dares to waste an hour." - Charles Spurgeon.

"Ministers never write or preach so well as when under the cross; the Spirit of Christ and of glory then rests upon them. It was this, no doubt, that made the Puritans… such burning and shining lights. When cast out by the black Bartholemew-act (the 1662 Act of Uniformity-ed.) and driven from their respective charges to preach in barns and fields, in the highways and hedges, they in an especial manner wrote and preached as men having authority. Though dead, by their writings they yet speak; a peculiar unction attends them to this very hour." - George Whitefield.

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