The Hope (Lamentations 3)
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If our Saviour had been going to some unknown place, where we must not follow him, we might well be unhappy; but “whither I go ye know.” It is true we know nothing of an
How Spurgeon Got His Congregation “By the time of his death, the membership at his church, the Metropolitan Tabernacle, was over 5,300. But as gifted as Spurgeon was, it’d be wrong to think the thousands
The Israelites went forth, not only by Divine authority, but under a Divine promise; and the same is true of Christian ministers. God spoke unto Abraham, saying, “I will give unto thee, and to thy
“That I may be comforted with you by the mutual faith both of you and me.”—Rom. 1:12. The communion of saints was thought of such importance among the early Christians as to become an article
What Is a Church? "So, a church is a gathering. A church is not just people—it’s people who assemble regularly. A church is never less than that. But a church is also more than this.
I have no partiality, certainly, for the Established Church. I believe it will come down, because it is inimical to the kingdom of Christ; yet I respect many Churchmen, and shall not refuse preaching in
Calvin as an Experiential Preacher "Calvin viewed preaching as God’s normal means of salvation and benediction. He said that the Holy Spirit is the “internal minister” who uses the “external minister” in preaching the Word.
First, Does my heart choose and follow after those things which my conscience tells me are right? I can assure you that with many this is not the case. Their consciences tell them that they
Lessons in Church Leadership: Establishing a Vision In this post, Alistair Begg offers wisdom for leadership while standing on the shoulders of Nehemiah. Roast What You Kill "I had never considered Scripture’s testimony of the