Five lectures given to the students of the Pastors’ College at the Metropolitan Tabernacle in London, on how a preacher should use illustrations: why they matter, where to find them, and how anecdotes, similes and the events of the day, from a great fire to a royal procession, can open a sermon to ordinary hearers.
Practical, humorous advice from the most famous preacher of Victorian London, still useful to anyone who speaks in public. Download the free EPUB.