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Discriminating Grace

by Gardiner Spring ...

Narrated by John Scargall ...

Unabridged

40 min

Nineteenth-century preacher Gardiner Spring left the legal profession when he felt called to ministry. In this sermon, he describes his belief in the selectivity of God’s grace. He argues against “the modern notion, that God saves all he is able to save; and that if any are lost, it is because his almighty power cannot convert them.” Jumping off from the example of Cain and Able, Spring makes his ... Read more

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Nineteenth-century preacher Gardiner Spring left the legal profession when he felt called to ministry. In this sermon, he describes his belief in the selectivity of God’s grace. He argues against “the modern notion, that God saves all he is able to save; and that if any are lost, it is because his almighty power cannot convert them.” Jumping off from the example of Cain and Able, Spring makes his
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Mission of Sorrow, The

by Gardiner Srping ...

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Unabridged

2 hours 37 min

In this book, American minister Gardiner Spring tackles the inescapable question of suffering. What is the purpose of Christian sorrow? UsingScripture, Spring argues the nature and purpose of these difficult experiences is to bring us into closer communion with God. He assures the reader, “How far above the ‘sorrows of nature’ are the ‘consolations of grace.’” ... Read more

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In this book, American minister Gardiner Spring tackles the inescapable question of suffering. What is the purpose of Christian sorrow? UsingScripture, Spring argues the nature and purpose of these difficult experiences is to bring us into closer communion with God. He assures the reader, “How far above the ‘sorrows of nature’ are the ‘consolations of grace.’”
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Popular Amusements!

by Hiram Mattison ...

Narrated by John Scargall ...

Unabridged

36 min

The subtitle of this sermon by Reverend Mattison is “an appeal to Methodists, in regard to the evils of card-playing, billiards, dancing, theatre-going, etc.” Mattison argues that while the Bible does not directly condemn all these activities, it opposes the principles behind them. He asks, “can men and women dance, and play billiards, and go to circuses and theaters, ‘to the glory of God?’” ... Read more

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The subtitle of this sermon by Reverend Mattison is “an appeal to Methodists, in regard to the evils of card-playing, billiards, dancing, theatre-going, etc.” Mattison argues that while the Bible does not directly condemn all these activities, it opposes the principles behind them. He asks, “can men and women dance, and play billiards, and go to circuses and theaters, ‘to the glory of God?’”
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Human Sinfulness

by Gardiner Spring ...

Narrated by John Scargall ...

Unabridged

48 min

American preacher Gardiner Spring spent 63 years ministering to his congregation at the Brick Presbyterian Church in New York. He initially wanted to work in law, but after his admission to the Bar, he felt called to the ministry. In this sermon, he defines human sinfulness, because “Next to just views of God, just views of the morally depraved character of man, are essential to the knowledge of ... Read more

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American preacher Gardiner Spring spent 63 years ministering to his congregation at the Brick Presbyterian Church in New York. He initially wanted to work in law, but after his admission to the Bar, he felt called to the ministry. In this sermon, he defines human sinfulness, because “Next to just views of God, just views of the morally depraved character of man, are essential to the knowledge of
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Ministry of Tears, The

by DeWitt Talmage ...

Narrated by John Scargall ...

Unabridged

32 min

The words of minister DeWitt Talmage touched the lives of tens of thousands of Americans. This sermon functions as a balm for Christians with heavy hearts. In it, Talmage describes the purpose of tears, which he believes exist to keep our souls focused not on this world, but on eternity with Christ. Looking forward to the promise of Heaven, Talmage says, “Bear cheerfully the Ministry of tears, and ... Read more

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The words of minister DeWitt Talmage touched the lives of tens of thousands of Americans. This sermon functions as a balm for Christians with heavy hearts. In it, Talmage describes the purpose of tears, which he believes exist to keep our souls focused not on this world, but on eternity with Christ. Looking forward to the promise of Heaven, Talmage says, “Bear cheerfully the Ministry of tears, and
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Christian Recreation and Unchristian Amusement

by Theodore Cuyler ...

Narrated by John Scargall ...

Unabridged

39 min

Theodore Cuyler lived and preached in the US during the 1800s. In this sermon, he analyzes the Bible’s position on recreational activities. He distinguishes between Christian and secular forms of amusement, arguing that the latter should be avoided as it is both “dangerous to the body and damning to the soul.” This compelling sermon calls Christians to delight in the pleasures given to us by God, ... Read more

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Theodore Cuyler lived and preached in the US during the 1800s. In this sermon, he analyzes the Bible’s position on recreational activities. He distinguishes between Christian and secular forms of amusement, arguing that the latter should be avoided as it is both “dangerous to the body and damning to the soul.” This compelling sermon calls Christians to delight in the pleasures given to us by God,
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Prevailing Prayer

by Theodore Cuyler ...

Narrated by John Scargall ...

Unabridged

9 min

American pastor Theodore Cuyler opens this text by describing a Bible story in which Jesus answered a woman’s prayer because of her persistent pleas for help. Cuyler argues that the lesson from this story is that blessings come to those who consistently ask for them. He writes persuasively, saying, “if we are tamely content to be without spiritual blessings, and neither labor nor pray persistently ... Read more

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American pastor Theodore Cuyler opens this text by describing a Bible story in which Jesus answered a woman’s prayer because of her persistent pleas for help. Cuyler argues that the lesson from this story is that blessings come to those who consistently ask for them. He writes persuasively, saying, “if we are tamely content to be without spiritual blessings, and neither labor nor pray persistently
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Cross of Gold, A

by William Jennings Bryan ...

Narrated by John Scargall ...

Unabridged

22 min

Politician William Jennings Bryan delivered this speech at the Democratic National Convention in 1896. Historians consider it one of the most famous political speeches in American history; Bryan stirred the crowd into a frenzy with his support for adding a silver to the mix of America’s gold-backed currency. “You shall not crucify mankind upon a cross of Gold,” he stated, for it was bankrupt ... Read more

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Politician William Jennings Bryan delivered this speech at the Democratic National Convention in 1896. Historians consider it one of the most famous political speeches in American history; Bryan stirred the crowd into a frenzy with his support for adding a silver to the mix of America’s gold-backed currency. “You shall not crucify mankind upon a cross of Gold,” he stated, for it was bankrupt
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Sovereignty of God in Calamity!, The

by Ebenezer Rogers ...

Narrated by John Scargall ...

Unabridged

41 min

The steamer Central America sank on September 18, 1857, taking 560 of its passengers with it to a watery grave. Two days later, American minister Ebenezer Rogers delivered this sermon. In his rousing speech, Rogers argues that God is sovereign in all things, “from the falling of a leaf–to the extinction of a race.” While the tragic events of the world can be hard to fathom, Rogers urges anyone ... Read more

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The steamer Central America sank on September 18, 1857, taking 560 of its passengers with it to a watery grave. Two days later, American minister Ebenezer Rogers delivered this sermon. In his rousing speech, Rogers argues that God is sovereign in all things, “from the falling of a leaf–to the extinction of a race.” While the tragic events of the world can be hard to fathom, Rogers urges anyone
... Read more
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Death and Heaven

by Gardiner Spring ...

Narrated by John Scargall ...

Unabridged

57 min

Gardiner Spring, a nineteenth-century American minister, did not shy away from preaching on hard topics. In this message, he takes on the inevitability of death, but he pairs it with the Christian assurance of eternal life. “Death is the foe of man,” he says, “but it is the glory of the Gospel that it teaches us how we may meet this last enemy with triumph.” As a former lawyer, Spring presents ... Read more

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Gardiner Spring, a nineteenth-century American minister, did not shy away from preaching on hard topics. In this message, he takes on the inevitability of death, but he pairs it with the Christian assurance of eternal life. “Death is the foe of man,” he says, “but it is the glory of the Gospel that it teaches us how we may meet this last enemy with triumph.” As a former lawyer, Spring presents
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