Oh, what a power there is in the Word of God! I do not find that the Pharynx with all their learning had moved Herod. I discover not that the most mighty of the Grecian philosophers, or of the Gnostics who were then in existence, had any power to reach the heart of Herod. But the simple, plain preaching of John, his declaration of the Word with all honesty and simplicity, had power to pin Herod by the ear, to vibrate in his heart and to awaken his conscience, for sure we are it was awakened; if the awakening did not end in his conversion, at any rate it made him troubled in his sins so that he could not go on peaceably in iniquity.
Not that I have already obtained this or am already perfect, but I press on to make it my own, because Christ Jesus has...
Why bring a message entitled ‘GOOD GRIEF’ on Pentecost Sunday? Listen to Pastor Stuart McAlpine as he presents a sermon on Good Grief precisely...
But now thus says the Lord, he who created you, O Jacob, he who formed you, O Israel: ''Fear not, for I have redeemed...