Category: Reading Room

What you say is perfectly correct. “Is not my word a hammer, saith the Lord, to break the rock in pieces?” “But, adds an old

A call to preach is frequently just what Jeremiah describes it to be. Although he was tempted to say, “I will not make mention of

The reader probably has often said, “It is to me a great mystery, why the Lord suffers his children to be afflicted, while the wicked

Concerning prayer the Scripture phraseology is, pray always, pray continually, pray without ceasing, pray with perseverance. Mr. Wesley describes it as “a spiritual respiration, by

You may, indeed, well call upon heaven and earth to assist you in celebrating the high praises of your pardoning God. How clearly do you

I am not at all surprised that your feelings are so much changed for the better. The cause is plain; your views of your Heavenly

Your state of soul surprises me. I feel persuaded the hindrance must be in yourself. I verily believe God has no exceptions against you. He

Dryden’s sentiment, in the following lines, if applied to unpardoned sin, or when seized upon by a mind that is flying from the Saviour, as

Unbelief is ever ingenious in the invention of instruments wherewith to torture the soul. You say, “It was suggested to me the other day, and

I cannot think or your sad case, dear backslider, without recurring to the following mournful lines; cadences, which, if I am not mistaken, will find