Category: Essays, Letters & Speeches

Plain Sermons, preached at Archbishop Tenison's Chapel, Regent Street. Second Series

Philippians, iv., 5, 6. The Lord is at hand. Be careful for nothing; but in 1 everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto GOD SERMON II. JUDGMENT HERE AND HEREAFTER.

Chapters

1. Part 1

Philippians, iv., 5, 6. The Lord is at hand. Be careful for nothing; but in 1 everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto GOD SE...

2. Part 2

THE prophet had been complaining of the priests for neglecting to inform and correct the people, and of the people for disregarding GOD’S teaching. Reasoning and remonstrating w...

3. Part 3

GOD does not forbid, rather He requires us to engage in worldly occupations. He has sent us into the world in need of food and raiment, which the majority of us can only get by...

4. Part 4

It would be interesting to consider the strange rise and spread of ignorance which in course of time made the GOD, Who had been seen and heard and walked with in Eden, and had n...

5. Part 5

First, then, faith embodies the entire trustful devotion to GOD, which, above any assent to what is proved, any following of what is seen or heard, magnifies the honour of GOD,...

6. Part 6

“But what,” some would say, “is the use of this preaching? We are all already faulty; we can none of us have a place among these choice first fruits of GOD’S harvest.” Brethren,...

7. Part 7

“Him that sent me.” Have we yet to learn, my brethren, that GOD sent us into this world; that we came not here by chance, or on our own account; that we are not independent bein...

8. Part 8

Of this kind, was the exhibition to the shepherds, and again, that to the wise men of the East—prefiguring, commencing the manifestation to the Gentiles; the declaration that He...

9. Part 9

From the harmonised accounts we gather that a certain centurion, who had renounced the worship of the “gods many,” and become a proselyte of the gate, hearing of the miracles of...

10. Part 10

First, it reveals to us, if I mistake not, a contention between spiritual powers (the Son of GOD on the one side, the Devil on the other), followed by a victory of the good, and...

11. Part 11

It is very common to find a man who has been at much pains to find out for himself the doctrines and requirements of Christianity, who heartily accepts every article of the cree...

12. Part 12

To bring men to this state, that He may delight in them, that they may glorify Him in all things, is the purpose and aim of GOD’S great scheme of salvation; and, to forward that...

13. Part 13

This, again, is a truth we need to be impressed with. We are wont to look too much to the future, to _hope_ to be with GOD hereafter, to _long_ for salvation, to sigh for the se...

14. Part 14

Next, let us observe, that nothing can keep back and nothing hide from CHRIST. We are sometimes tempted, in the deep sense of our unworthiness, in review of the distance between...

15. Part 15

There is another class of objectors—to another kind of preaching. Those, namely, who resist the force of plain exhortations to repentance, self-denial, submission, obedience, ho...

16. Part 16

There is, then, no doubt, because we may read the command for it, in plain words, that GOD willed the destruction of Ahab’s whole house and the extermination of the abominable i...

17. Part 17

Why is this? I do not mean why is it in the case of the wilful, the sensual, the worldly—there is no need to ask the question of them; CHRIST’S coming will be their utter confus...

18. Part 18

We may reason this out, and the example of others proves it, and our own experience confirms it. Admit the fact, that the LORD was with Joseph, _i.e._, that He used him as His a...