Abraham’s spiritual life unfolds through three major turning points — three decisive moments that mark his growth in faith and obedience. Th...

Where do human beings really fit in God’s creation? This isn’t just an abstract question for philosophers or theologians — it has real conse...

The moral sense of mankind makes a distinction not in degree, but in kind, between forging a note, and falling asleep in a prayer meeting, o...

The fact that genuine faith always includes obedience is a sufficient answer to the sceptic's objection that salvation is made to hinge ...

Perfect love constitutes evangelical perfection, the sum of all duties, the bond which binds all the virtues into unity. As we stand midw...

The Holy Spirit never utters a word or prompts to an act derogatory to Christ. Since it is His office to glorify Christ, the Comforter will ...

We are promised a knowledge of salvation by the remission of sins. Paul speaks in emphatic condemnation of those who are never able to come ...

Christian experience, especially in its higher phases, abundantly testifies to the certitude of the inward revelations of the Comforter. The...

The gospel scheme of keeping men from sinning is so peculiar that it never was conceived or dreamed of by mere human reformers. It is to com...

For several years our mind has been laboring to invent some concise expression for the sum of all the offices of the Third Person of the Tri...

What is the specific difference between virtue and holiness? Repression. Virtue is the triumph of right against strong inward tendencies tow...

Well does Professor Shedd say: How can a man even know what is meant by justice in the Deity, if there is absolutely nothing of the same ...

It is a remarkable fact that while the Greek language richly abounds in words signifying repression, a half score of which occur in the New ...

The candid student of the New Testament, especially of the Epistles, which unfold the uttermost extent of salvation under the dispensation o...

We find not, in all the Book of God, a vestige of Scripture favouring either a post-mortem sanctification or a spiritual purgation by death ...

A person suffering from an annual attack of hay fever, having been told that Oliver Wendell Holmes, the poet physician, had effected a cure ...

"If we say we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us." (1 John 1:8 KJV) I wish you to notice the connectio...

I believe if any man says, however holy he may be at the present time, however the work of God by the divine Spirit may have purged him, sou...

"This then is the message which we have heard of Him, and declare unto you, that God is light, and in Him is no darkness at all." ...

"That which was from the beginning, which we have heard, which we have seen with our eyes, which we have looked upon, and our hands hav...