A WORD TO SINNERS AND SAINTS From a sermon by William Romaine 1714-1795 `Watch, therefore, for ye know neither the day nor the hour wherein the Son of man cometh.’ Matthew 25.13. Men and brethren, let me speak freely unto you concerning this scripture. It is of great and of eternal importance, and you ought …
Author: Thomas Watson
YEDDIE’S FIRST AND LAST COMMUNION A poor mentally retarded lad, who was supported by his parish in the Highlands of Scotland, passed his time in wandering from house to house. He was silent and peaceful, and won the pity of all kind hearts. He had little power to converse with his fellow men, but seemed …
MINDS CORRUPTED J. C. Rylewhole Roman Empire, excepting one little corner, was sunk in the darkest heathenism; when he died the mighty fabric of heathenism was shaken to its very centre, and ready to fall. And none of the agents whom God used to produce this marvellous change did more than Saul of Tarsus, after …
There is no tribunal so magnificent, no throne so stately, no show of triumph so distinguished, no chariot so elevated, as is the gibbet on which Christ hath subdued death and the devil. John Calvin
GODLY SORROW – A MARK OF SPIRITUAL LIFE A Sermon preached by Mr D. G. Crowter, 23rd July 1989, at Gower Street Memorial Chapel. ‘Now I rejoice, not that ye were made sorry, but that ye sorrowed to repentance: for ye were made sorry after a godly manner, that ye might receive damage by us …
The best of saints have borne the worst of sufferings. George Swinnock
Truth with self-denial is a better pennyworth than error with all its flesh-pleasing. William Gurnall
One error is a bridge to another. William Jenkyn