THE NEW BIRTH A Sermon preached by John Kershaw, Zoar, London, May 6th, 1855 `Which were born, not of blood, nor of the will of the flesh, nor of the will of man, but of God.’ John 1.13. Take notice of the threefold negative in reference to being born again; first; that it is not …
Author: John Kershaw
Which were born not of blood nor of the will of the flesh nor of the will of man but of God.—John i. 13.
SEEING JESUS A Sermon preached by John Kershaw, of Rochdale, at Zoar Chapel, Great Alie Street, London on Thursday evening, April 28, 1848. “But we see Jesus.” Heb. 2.9 I would call your attention to three things arising from these words. First, let us endeavour to describe the characters who see Jesus. Secondly, let us …
CALL TO THE MINISTRY Extracts from the Autobiography* of John Kershaw 1792-1870 Love to Sinners From this time I date my call to the work of the ministry. Being, as afore described upon my knees, blessing and praising the Lord who had so graciously appeared to me again as my Saviour and Redeemer with love …
SERMONS BY JOHN KERSHAW This is the title of a book which has been recently published by the Gospel Standard Trust Publications, 12b Roundwood Lane, harpenden, Herts, AL5 3AD. It is a collection of sermons and fragments of sermons by John Kershaw (1792-1870) who was pastor of Hope Chapel, Rochdale, for over fifty years where …
The substance of a sermon preached at Hope Chapel Rochdale March 31867 by John Kershaw (1792-1870) on completing his 50th year as Pastor of the church.
And they went forth and preached every where the Lord working with them and confirming the word with signs following. Amen. Mark 16.20.
FORSAKING THE WORLD J. Kershaw I also attended the regular prayer-meeting amongst the independents in the evening. Matthew 6 was read by a plain, simple, honest-hearted old Christian, who was asked to give his thoughts upon it. When he began, it was as though he had said to me, “I am going to describe what …
Cast thy burden upon the Lord and He shall sustain thee; He will never suffer the righteous to be moved. Ps. 55.22
An extract from the republished autobiography of John Kershaw issued by Gospel Tidings Publications.