Classic Sermon: Delight in the Will of God

John A. Broadus lived from 1827-1895. Some consider him the father of American expository preaching. Noteworthy is the fact that he was personal friends with Stonewall Jackson and Robert…

Grieving the Spirit

This is a classic sermon from J. Wilbur Chapman. Chapman pastored several Presbyterian churches before entering evangelism in 1893. He preached with D. L. Moody, Billy Sunday and “Praying”…

Prayer and Fervency by E.M. Bounds

PRAYER, without fervour, stakes nothing on the issue, because it has nothing to stake. It comes with empty hands. Hands, too, which are listless, as well as empty, which have never learned the lesson of clinging to the Cross.

Fervourless prayer has no…

How to Avoid Falling into Error

George Whitefiled was a man of God who lived from 1714 to 1770. Here is an excerpt from his classic sermon "The Duty…