Collections of sermons by noted preachers of different periods are not an altogether uncommon contribution to literature. Italy, Germany, Holland, France, Great Britain and the United States have in this way furnished copious illustrations of the gifts of their illustrious preachers. Such treasures are found in the Latin and even in the Greek Church. Protestant communions especially, in line with the supreme significance which they attach to the work of the pulpit, have thus sought to magn...

A Harmony of the Gospels for Students of the Life of Christ is a comprehensive guide designed to help students of the Bible and scholars better understand the life of Jesus Christ by aligning the narratives of the four canonical Gospels—Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John—into a cohesive, chronological format. Originally written by John Albert Broadus and later revised by his pupil, A. T. Robertson, the book seeks to resolve the challenges of studying the Gospels individually by presenting their...

John Albert Broadus (1827–1895) was a professor at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Charles Spurgeon called him the “greatest of living preachers.”"The great appointed means of spreading the good tidings of salvation through Christ is preaching — words spoken whether to the individual, or to the assembly," writes Broadus. "And this, nothing can supersede. Printing has become a mighty agency for good and for evil; and Christians should employ it, with the utmost diligence ...

Some of these sermons have been published in periodicals, or printed for private distribution; others are now for the first time in print. Nearly all were taken down by stenographers, whether for a periodical or for the preacher. In revising, it has not usually seemed best to remove the colloquial phrases, and the occasional breaks in construction, which naturally mark freely spoken discourse. Where necessary in order to account for illustrations or other allusions in a sermon or address, ...

John Albert Broadus(b. Culpeper County, Va., Jan. 24, 1827; d. Louisville, Ky., Mar. 16, 1895). Scholar, teacher, preacher, and denominational leader. The fourth child of Major Edmund and Nancy (Sims) Broadus, he came into a home which, though not wealthy, was distinguished by intelligence, culture, and piety. When he was about 16, he was converted. His early education had been at home and in a private school. From 1844 to 1846 he taught in a small school and engaged in disciplined...

Grammar Uses Version is also includedJohn Albert Broadus (1827 - 1895) was an American Baptist pastor and professor at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, one of the most famous preachers of his day. Charles Spurgeon deemed Broadus the "greatest of living preachers." Church historian Albert Henry Newman later said "perhaps the greatest man the Baptists have produced."Born in Culpeper County, Broadus was educated at home and at a private school. He taught in a small s...

In "To Infidelity and Back," Henry F. Lutz explores the tumultuous landscape of human relationships, navigating the delicate interplay between love, betrayal, and redemption. Drawing from a rich tapestry of narrative techniques, Lutz employs a confessional tone interwoven with poignant reflections, allowing readers to intimately engage with the characters' profound emotional struggles. Set against the backdrop of contemporary societal norms, the book defies typical romantic conventions, of...

The Essays which form the present book have been written at intervals during the last five years, and are now issued in a single volume without alterations of any kind. I have thought it more useful—as marking the gradual growth of thought—to reprint them as they were originally published, so as not to allow the later development to mould the earlier forms. The essay on "Inspiration" is, in part, the oldest of all; it was partially composed some seven years ago, and re-written later as it ...

The Letter to the Romans stands as Paul's most significant message on how to begin and maintain a loving relationship with God and others. The Holy Spirit often leads those seeking to understand the essentials of saving and sanctifying faith to read Romans. "Principles of Joy in the Holy Spirit," Finney's Lessons on Romans Volume III, presents an authoritative collection of Finney's teachings on how to live in the power of the Holy Spirit.Charles G. Finney became the greatest Ameri...

This volume is a series of sermons penned by Charles G. Finney, and they are addressed to the “young Christians who have been converted in the great revivals.” Finney knew the importance of following up on a conversion, and saw to it that those who met Jesus Christ under his ministry were fed and cared for as best as he could. These sermons appeared in “The Oberlin Evangelist,”  a publication that was sent out from Oberlin College where Finney was president. These sermons we...

"It belongs to the truth of our Lord's humanity," wrote B.B. Warfield, "that he was subject to all sinless human emotions." In this short volume, Warfield focusses on Christ's compassion, anger, and sorrow.Warfield (1851-1921), the last of the great Princeton theologians, was professor of theology at Princeton from 1887 until his death.

The Saviour of the World contains nine of Warfield’s sermons preached in the chapel of Princeton Theological Seminary. Each sermon is based on a significant text of the New Testament, including the Parable of the Prodigal Son, the metaphor of Jesus as the Lamb of God, God’s love, God’s glory, the resurrection, and the incarnation.These sermons are scholarly yet accessible. Immediate yet lofty. In a word it is Biblical.Christ is honoured and expounded on every page, and we lef...