In his Advice to Seekers, C. H. Spurgeon offers a series of advisory missives to those seeking spiritual attainment, a closeness with God, and a saving of their own immortal soul. This book essentially comprises a series of proscriptions from one of the finest preachers of his time. Advice on living life is grounded in realistic thinking; from the get-go Spurgeon urges the reader not to strive for spiritual achievement with self-righteous behavior. The very appearance of piety is in contrast to Jesus' own mission, wherein the imperfect and sinful person is accepted into the church of God and given a chance to reform his ways. A preacher of astounding skill and charisma, C. H. Spurgeon did not refrain from delivering profound and assertive advice to those willing to listen. Known for his ability to tackle most any topic significant to the Christian pursuit of joy and togetherness with the Lord, in many respects this book is an accurate representation of the author's life work.