• Edwin White

    Earthly Guidance And Heavenly Reception

    What  confidence the writer of this Psalm had in his God! He had made many blunders and mistakes, but now henceforth he will give up trusting his own wisdom, and take God for his guide alone. It is so easy to fall into error when we trust our own shortsighted Judgments. It is very assuring when we walk with God,…

  • Benjamin Ramsbottom

    The Law And The Gospel

    There are three short, sharp statements in this verse: “The law made nothing perfect”; “The bringing in of a better hope did”; “We draw nigh unto God.” Some of you younger ones, some of you children, when this verse was read, might not find it easy to understand. But I hope to be able to speak to you this morning…

  • Peter Meney's Scripture Meditations

    I Am The Good Shepherd

    Each one of the Lord’s seven ‘I Am’ sayings in John’s Gospel reveals aspects of the Saviour’s holy character and mediatorial work. As the Bread of Life He feeds and nourishes the souls of His people with spiritual food in the gospel. As the Light of the World He reveals divine truth, illuminates the kingdom of God, teaches God’s elect…

  • Peter Meney on Doctrinal Matters

    The Faith He Once Destroyed

    Saul of Tarsus was a formidable enemy of the church of Jesus Christ and of the doctrine of free grace. He despised Christ as the way of salvation and he cherished the law as a means of righteousness. When we first meet Saul he is debating and reasoning with the followers of Jesus. He was convinced they were merely simple,…