CHRISTIAN GIVING Lecture Mr. K. W. H. Howard Stamford December 7th, 1973 By ‘Christian Giving’, for the purposes of this address, I refer to that which Christians give of their substance to the Lord their God, something which is a divine ordinance in the sense that it is ordained by God. It has a large …
Issue: Issue 8
Let thy work appear unto thy servants and thy glory unto their children. And let the beauty of the Lord our God be upon us: and establish thou the work of our hands upon us yea the work of our hands establish thou it.Psalm90.16.17.
THE DANGERS OF SELF-DECEPTION John Angell James It will help you in the solemn business of self-examination, if I place before you a tabular view of some of the leading marks of false, and true professors, arranged in opposite columns: MARKS OF SELF-DECEIVED PROFESSORS MARKS OF TRUE SAINTS 1. When deep concern about salvation ceased …
For the weapons of our warfare are not carnal but mighty through God to the pulling down of strongholds 2 Cor. 10.4.
THE MAGNIFICAT My soul now magnifies the Lord, My spirit much rejoices In Him, my Saviour and my God Who spoke by angel voices, For He has had regard to me His servant maid so lowly, All generations me will see As blessed by God most holy. The mighty God great things does here For …
“AS THE TREE FALLS” In visiting an elderly Christian lady recently she expressed some fears as to whether she was ready for eternity. Knowing the consistency of her profession of faith in Christ I remarked that if a tree, because of the prevailing wind, has been leaning for years in a certain direction it is …
A FEAR OF TRUE RELIGION A Sermon by the late Professor R. A. Finlayson “And they were afraid.” Luke 8.25. In Luke chapter eight and from verse 22 to 40, we see our Lord at the heart of two great storms; first the storm at sea, and next the storm in a man’s personality, in …
CALVIN’S DOCTRINE OF THE CHRISTIAN LIFE Ronald S. Wallace Moderation expresses itself in patience under affliction Our moderation will express itself not only in contentment with our vocation in life but also in patience under affliction. It is rebellion against God to “budge” from our place in life, without His call, it is equally rebellion …