To a Friend, on 2 Cor. 5:10
A letter to a friend, on the question, whether the sins of believers shall be publicly declared at the great day? Or, how are we to understand the apostle's assertion,…
A letter to a friend, on the question, whether the sins of believers shall be publicly declared at the great day? Or, how are we to understand the apostle's assertion,…
This subject is of far more importance than the average minister or the average church realizes. One great reason why so many of our churches have such a small attendance…
Dear Sir, The subject of your last [letter] is important. I can sympathize with your concern, having known much of it myself, and therefore willingly devote my first opportunity to…
The day is past when any intelligent person doubts for a moment the helpfulness of singing in revival services. The time was, when some very zealous people objected to singing…
My dear Friend, The more I think of the point you proposed to me, the more I am confirmed to renew the advice I then gave. There is doubtless such…
There are two classes of persons who start out in the Christian life: those who make a complete or partial failure of it and those who make a complete success…
DISCOURSE XIV. ON GOD’S PATIENCE. Nahum I. 3.—The Lord is slow to anger, and great in power, and will not at all acquit the wicked: the Lord hath his way in…
All ministers and Christian workers who have to do with evangelistic efforts find great difficulty in securing permanent results. I desire to name two or three methods, tested by much…
DISCOURSE XIII. ON GOD’S DOMINION. Psalm ciii. 19.—The Lord hath prepared his throne in the heavens: and his kingdom ruleth over all. The Psalm begins with the praise of God, wherein the…
The owners of mill-ponds have a way of drawing off the water now and then for the purpose of catching the fish. If the pond covers ten acres of land,…