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This is clearly written to those inside the church, not those outside.
Chris Ashton preaches tonight from Luke 16.
The Puritans of the 17th century were renowned for their self-discipline. It was said of Samuel Rutherford: ‘He is always praying, always preaching, always visiting the sick, always catechising, always writing and studying.’ The early Methodists were methodical.
Aaron Balmforth preaches tonight’s sermon from Luke 13.
Why does Jesus tell this parable?
In one sense simple, yet has more depth to it
‘to win’ is found five times in these verses, plus ‘to save’ in verse 22. Proverbs 11:30 tells us that ‘whoever captures souls is wise’.
Wayne Richards brings us the message this evening, from Luke 15.…
Charles Spurgeon: ‘Only fools and madmen are positive in their interpretations of the Apocalypse.’ But it can be done!
Calvin: ‘many people are led stray under the cover of holy Scripture.’ Some just reject the law. Others see the law as the way to salvation, as the Pharisees did. Others think they are neutral, which, of course, is beguiling.
Paul deals with his right to earn a living by preaching the gospel, but also says that he freely decided not to make use of this right.
Kevin Gladding from the Presbyterian Reformed Church will be preaching this evening…
