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The Life And Ministry Of James Brown
He was a man of few words, not a great talker, but a humble walker, with a tender conscience in the fear of the Lord, and was peaceable and of a meek and quiet spirit. He could not speak of a deep law work, nor of a powerful gospel deliverance; but he could speak of being brought, through grace, to…
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Reserved In Everlasting Chains
Jude supplies three examples of God’s judgment against sin. The illustrations are drawn from the Old Testament and support Jude’s warning of condemnation on the ungodly men spoken of in verse 4. He assumes his readers will be familiar with these passages but wisely reminds them again of their message. Jude uses past precedent to anticipate God’s future dealings with…
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When Foundations Become Unstable
FOR A COMPLETE ORDER OF WORSHIP, INCLUDING BIBLE READING, HYMNS AND SERMON...
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Lessons For A Day Of Trouble
FOR A COMPLETE ORDER OF WORSHIP, INCLUDING BIBLE READING, HYMNS AND SERMON...
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The Saviour’s Intercession And The Stranger’s Prayer
These words form a part of Solomon's prayer at the dedication of the temple, which he built according to God's promise to David, and by divine direction. Solomon was a lively type of the Lord Jesus. His very name is blessedly applicable to Christ—the word "Solomon” signifying peaceable, perfect, or who recompenses. And truly Jesus is peaceable; His errand to…
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The Life And Testimony Of John Shaw
He was better known in the North by the familiar name of Johnnie Shaw. The late Mr. Gadsby and Mr. M'Kenzie both esteemed him highly for his work's sake. As stated in the Obituary, he was a plain country farmer, altogether unlettered, but well taught by the Spirit. In the beginning of his religious life he was a strenuous advocate…
