Lectures to my Students
Author: C.H. Spurgeon
“THUS SAITH THE LORD” A sermon preached by the late Kenneth W. H. Howard at Union Chapel, Bethersden. “And the Spirit of the Lord fell upon me, and said unto me, Speak; Thus saith the Lord.” Ezekiel 11.5. Introduction There is no question whatever that “Thus saith the Lord” is as inconspicuous in Non-conformity in …
A LESSON FROM BUNYAN On Truth’s Friends and Foes* Look out for those three ruffians, Wild-Head, Inconsiderate and Pragmatic— Ernest C. Reisinger All true Christians are lovers of the truth. They desire fellowship in the truth; they desire to be taught the truth and they want to be dispensers of the truth. The Bible tells …
FOR WHOM DID CHRIST DIE? In volume 10 of the Works of John Owen, reprinted by the Banner of Truth in 1967 there is a long and powerful discussion of the question of the extent of the Atonement under the title The Death of Death in the Death of Christ. For anyone who is troubled …
PARTICULAR REDEMPTION An extract from The Early Years by C. H. Spurgeon Some persons love the doctrine of universal atonement because they say, “It is so beautiful. It is a lovely idea that Christ should have died for all men; it commends itself,” they say, “to the instincts of humanity; here is something in it …
THE PRIORITY OF DOCTRINAL PREACHING* Ernest Reisinger The volumes that have been written in order to show and teach ministers how to preach are enough to make a small library—we all have plenty of books on the subject, and that is Direct Doctrinal Preaching. Doctrine is the foundation of all true Christian experience. Without a …
It was by the ear, by our first parents listening to the serpent, that we lost paradise; and it is by the ear, by hearing of the Word, that we get to heaven. “Hear, and your souls shall live.” (Isaiah 55:3). Thomas Watson
Good prayers never come weeping home. I am sure I shall receive, either what I ask or what I should ask. Joseph Hall
The angel fetched Peter out of prison, but it was prayer fetched the angel. Thomas Watson