Be Prepared
Never argue with the man with the microphone. On several occasions, I’ve been invited to appear on radio or television programs for interviews by controversial hosts. For the most part, I have declined these interviews because of the format in...
Never argue with the man with the microphone. On several occasions, I’ve been invited to appear on radio or television programs for interviews by controversial hosts. For the most part, I have declined these interviews because of the format in...
Love to Christ Strength for the Weak
By C. H. Spurgeon Excerpted from The Saint and His Savior, p.272-275 Love to Christ will impel us to defend him against his foes.— “If any touch my friend, or his good name it is my honor and my love...
By C. H. Spurgeon Excerpted from The Saint and His Savior, p.272-275 Love to Christ will impel us to defend him against his foes.— “If any touch my friend, or his good name it is my honor and my love...
John Rogers - The First Marian Martyr
In the next couple posts, we will look at specific individuals whom God counted worthy to suffer for His name and were used in mighty ways. What an encouragement this should to us as we seek to live for Christ...
In the next couple posts, we will look at specific individuals whom God counted worthy to suffer for His name and were used in mighty ways. What an encouragement this should to us as we seek to live for Christ...
Preach the Word - Tabletalk Magazine
Every season of reformation and every hour of spiritual awakening has been ushered in by a recovery of biblical preaching. This cause and effect is timeless and inseparable. J.H. Merle D’Aubigné, noted Reformation historian, writes, “The only true reformation is...
Every season of reformation and every hour of spiritual awakening has been ushered in by a recovery of biblical preaching. This cause and effect is timeless and inseparable. J.H. Merle D’Aubigné, noted Reformation historian, writes, “The only true reformation is...
2011 Shepherds' Conference
2011 Ligonier National Conference
A reformation is as much needed now as in Luther's day, and by God's grace we shall have it, if we trust in Him and publish His truth...We want such a one as Martin Luther to rise from his tomb. If Martin were now to visit our so-called reformed churches, he would say with all his holy boldness "I was not half a reformer when I was alive before, now I will make a thorough work of it."
Charles Hadden Spurgeon
Former Pastor, Metropolitan Tabernacle
London, England
Former Pastor, Metropolitan Tabernacle
London, England