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Soul Prosperity
A. This Includes Good Works.
1. Good works do not constitute a basis for salvation. Perhaps some stranger will say, "I thought you were against good works." I tell you the oo lam against aoe WOES, but do not run away | pe I Haas os pccigletiionmaineninne Whereas it was Heiter said, * 'See how these
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CLASSIC SERMON OUTLINES — George Whitefield
CONCLUSION
When I think of what God has done for me and how little I have done >
long to be in earnest for my Lord. What do you say? Have all of you the - same desire? | oe Wattefetd
A FAITHFUL MINISTER'S
PARTING BLESSING
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CLASSIC SERMON OUTLINES — George Whitefield
A Faithful Minister's Parting Blessing
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"The winter is past, the rain is over and gone, the flowers appear on the earth, the time of the singing of birds is come and the voice of the turtle is heard in our land, the fig tree putteth forth her green figs, and the vines with the tender grapes give a good smell" (Song of Solomon 2:12).
CLASSIC SERMON OUTLINES — George Whitefield
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Oe Sermon Outlines contains 105 model sermons, among the best ever written and delivered in the English language. These practical, and doctrinally-sound sermons have been expertly outlined and are ready to use. The grace of God, the righteousness of Christ, and humankind's need for salvation shine loud and clear through these sermons.
MATTHEW HENRY (1662-1714) has been known and loved for three centuries for his devotional commentary on the Bible. It has not been generally known that he was also a distinguished preacher. He began preaching at twenty-four years old and held pastorates until his death. The greatness of his sermons consists in their scriptural content, lucid presentation, ee application, and Christ-centeredness.
GEORGE WHITEFIELD (1714-1770) was a dynamic English preacher who spent a number of years in America at the invitation of John and Charles Wesley. In his very
first sermon, in his hometown, he preached with such fervor that a complaint was made to the bishop that he had driven fifteen people mad. Others may have been more learned; but none were more eloquent or more moving, J.C. Ryle claimed, "No preacher has ever retained his hold on his hearers so entirely as he did for thirty-four years."
ALEXANDER MACLAREN (1826 —1910) has been known for generations as the "prince of preachers." He was born in Scotland and lived much of his life in England. His abilities to dissect a passage and to use analogies from nature and life have long been imitated. His sermons reveal his passion, spiritual insight, and intellectual power.
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