The Preacher and His Models: The Yale Lectures on Preaching 1891

The Preacher and His Models, published in 1891 by James Stalker, is a collection of lectures on effective preaching delivered at Yale University. Stalker emphasizes the importance of the preacher's character and commitment to God, using biblical prophets and apostles as models for modern ministry. He explores the roles and responsibilities of preachers, advocating for a deep personal relationship with God and continual engagement with the divine. This work provides a framework for prospective ministers to cultivate their spiritual lives amidst the challenges of contemporary preaching.