The “wicket gate” of this small volume’s title will be familiar to readers of John Bunyan’s The Pilgrim’s Progress. That work refers to the “narrow gate” through which all Christians must pass on their way to salvation (Matt. 7:13-14). The “seekers” of the book’s subtitle are those who have heard the message of salvation—perhaps have even grown up in the church—but have not crossed the gateway and entered into to the kingdom. Writing in his trademark gentle yet firm style, Spurgeon works to convince those lingerers to cross the wicket gate and come into salvation. This book offers an invaluable insight into the mind of the great practical resource for witnessing and soul-winning.
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