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My Victory Over The Enemy
To trust in our own righteousness, and to glory in our own strength, is natural to us all. But when a poor sinner ‘knows himself, even as he is known of the Lord,’ he thinks otherwise. When ‘he becomes a follower of the Lamb,’ he learns the language of Canaan, and says, ‘I have no confidence in the flesh.’ I subscribe with my whole heart to this confession of faith, ‘In the Lord have I righteousness and strength.’
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That Ye May Know That Ye Have Eternal Life
Little Benjamin was as dear to his father Jacob as his elder brethren. The child Samuel was as truly a priest to the Lord as old Eli. So the feeblest lamb in the flock of Jesus, though ever so weak in faith and knowledge, yet is equally dear to the Father as the strongest believer; loved with the same everlasting love, alike interested in the salvation of Jesus, and as certainly an heir of eternal life.
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Encouraged In The Lord
FOR A COMPLETE ORDER OF WORSHIP, INCLUDING BIBLE READING, HYMNS AND SERMON...
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Seedtime And Harvest
God’s ancient people were an agricultural people. They lived close to the land. That is why you have so many references, both in the Old Testament and the New Testament, to farming, and one thing that continually comes in: the sowing and the reaping, and the harvest time, and often there is that emphasis that as we sow, so also we shall reap.
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The Need Today for Men Like Jonathan
There are two ancient promises in God’s Word. One is this: "How should one chase a thousand, and two put ten thousand to flight?" It is an amazing word, but it was literally fulfilled in what I read to you this morning (1 Samuel 13. 16-23; 14. 1-23). The other ancient promise is this: "The people that do know their God shall be strong, and do exploits." And that was literally fulfilled here. What an exploit it was! Beloved friends, it is a strange thing that Jonathan did here. It seems in a way more wonderful than what David did with Goliath. Everybody knows the story of David and Goliath, but very few know the story of Jonathan and how singlehandedly he overthrew the Philistines.
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Nehushtan
I woke up with this word about five o’clock Thursday morning. It is a word that is not in the English language, but it is a word that is in the Word of God. It has a very important message to us this Sabbath morning. “Nehushtan.” The interpretation of it is ‘a piece of brass.’ I want, with God’s help, to divide our meditation this morning into three things. First of all, the history of the brasen serpent. Secondly, the doctrine of the brasen serpent. And thirdly, the snare of the brasen serpent. Three things: the history, the doctrine and the snare.
