• William Crowther

    The Lord’s Way In The Sea

    This was a discovery experimentally made and feelingly expressed by David in a time of great trouble. This trouble was very complicated. We learn from the second verse of the Psalm it was bodily and painful; from the fourth, that it was accompanied by sleepless nights; from the third, that it was soul trouble, and overwhelmed his spirit; and from…

  • William Crowther

    The Life And Death Of William Crowther

    So said one of the ancients in his counsel, not to do anything, to choose anything, to write anything, with any other motive than to glorify our God and Saviour Jesus Christ. Oh, what a difficult virtue is this when it cometh to the practice, to pass by, and neglect all glistening lures of the flesh and in the creature,…

  • William Crowther

    The Life And Testimony Of William Crowther

    A few Lord's-days since, Mr. William Crowther, of Gomersal, Leeds, preached to his beloved flock at Lockwood the forty-third anniversary sermon, commemorative of his being brought, by the grace of God, into the fellowship of the Gospel, and into a happy association with the Church of Christ upon earth. Not simply in communion with any of those modern and fashionable…

  • William Crouch

    The Life And Ministry Of William Crouch

    In  the month of February. 1861, the Lord, in a mysterious manner, removed from the church below, William Crouch, who, for more than 40 years, was a faithful witness for the truth at Fell Green, Wadhurst, in the county of Sussex; and the following particulars have been gathered up concerning him chiefly from the lips of his widow, who, after…

  • Gerald Buss

    Elijah: A Man Subject To Like Passions As We Are

    With the Lord’s help this evening I want to speak to you about this very prominent man in Scripture, Elijah. A man spoken of in the epistle of James, towards the end of God’s holy word, which is the last mention of him, he said, ‘Elijah was a man of like passions as we are’. That might be perhaps the…