Chapter 917 of 1019

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Sermons by Stevens

The Almost Christian!

1. Those who are intellectually convinced of the truth of religion

2. The Intellectually and morally convinced

3. Those who fail to give up some one thing

Sins of the Tongue

The POWER of the Tongue

Particular SINS of the Tongue

1. Chattering

2. Slander

3. Murmuring, Complaining, Tongue

4. Falsehood

5. Filthy Talking and Indecent Speech

6. Boasting

7. Flattery

8. Profanity

The THREATENINGS of God Against All Such Sinfulness of Speech?

Refuge, Refreshment, and Rest in Christ!

1. We Need a Refuge From the Stormy Wind of God's Wrath

2. We Need that which will slake the thirsting of the Immortal Soul

3. The soul needs spiritual rest

Parental Responsibility

Waiting and Watching!

A SERVANT dressed for duty

The Christian is to be a LIGHT-BEARER

The Christian is to be a WATCHMAN

Songs in the Night Season

Bereavement

Sickness

Death

Man's Universal Epitaph!

Human Littleness!

Fleetingness of human life

Changes

Vanity of Life

Certainty of Death

Opportunities Lost; Opportunities Improved

A Wondrous Opportunity, Promptly, Gladly, Embraced and Enjoyed

The Stones of the Heavenly Temple Prepared on Earth

1. Living Stones

2. Preparation

3. Destination

The Rainbow; Or, Covenant Promises Seen Through Tears

The Christian Leaning on Jesus' Bosom

The Noontide Eclipse

The Setting Sun

The Law of Spiritual Growth

Fearfully and Wonderfully Made!

There is a God

Man is a Fallen Being

There are, in the Human System, the Seeds of Death

Man is a being framed under Law

They Teach us that Man has a Soul

The Loveliness of Christ!

Jesus Christ and Him Crucified!

Person

Work

Love is of God!

The Missionary Woman

What a Woman CAN Do for Christ

What a Woman OUGHT to Do for Christ

WHY a Woman should Consecrate Herself to Christ?

Causes of Unanswered Prayers

Lack of Faith

Indulgence of someone or more known sins

Remissness in the Performance of Our Christian Duty

We do not persevere in prayer

Asking things which do not accord with God’s Purposes of Discipline or Mercy

Follow Me!

Spiritual Death!

The Lamb Slain!

1. The Direful Malignity of Sin!

2. The Work of Love!

God's Ownership of Souls

1. Behold, All Souls Are Mine!

That Man Holds His Soul in Trust From God, for the Use of God

All Misuse of this Trust, is Sin

The Soul that Sins—It Shall Die

Faith Touching Christ's Garment

Is there Reason or Profit in Prayer?

The Compassionate High Priest

Delayed Mercies Resulting in Greater Glory to Christ

The Personal Presence of the Comforter

The Parables of the New Testament Practically Unfolded

Preface

The Parable

The Sower

Wayside

STONY-Ground

THORNY-Ground

1. The Cares of this World

2. The Deceitfulness of Riches

GOOD-Ground

The Wheat and the Weeds

1. Intermixture of the Children

2. The bad resemble the good

3. No Thorough Separation

4. Separation shall take place

The Mustard Seed

The Leaven

The Hidden Treasure

The Discovery of this Treasure

Value he puts upon this treasure

The Pearl of Great Price

The Draw-Net

Separation in the contents of the Gospel net

For the happiness and perfection of His believing people

The Unmerciful Servant

The Laborers in the Vineyard

First. That There is a Vineyard in Which to Work

Second. All Who Are Not Laboring in Christ's Vineyard Are "Idle"

Thirdly. It is Never Too Late to Go Into the Vineyard of the Church

Fourthly. God Will Reward All Who Labor for Him, When Their Work is Done

The Wicked Farmers

The Marriage of the King's Son; The Great Banquet

I. The Freeness and Fullness of the Gospel Feast

II. The perverseness of the human heart

III. The Righteous Vengeance

The Ten Virgins

Resemblance

Dissimilarity

Results

Watchfulness

Pounds and Talents

First, Superior Mental Endowments

Secondly, Superior means of Personal, Social, or Civil Influence

Thirdly, Wealth

Fourthly, Religious Privileges

Final Reckoning

The Good Samaritan

First, Benevolence is Not to be Circumscribed By National Boundaries

Secondly, Not to Circumscribe our Benevolence by our religious sympathies

Thirdly, Not to Limit Our Sympathy and Benevolence By Personal Friendships

The Rich Fool!

The Barren Fig-Tree

The Lost Sheep and the Lost Coin

The Prodigal Son

The Unjust Steward

The Rich Man and Lazarus

Instructive Suggestions

The Unjust Judge; the Importunate Friend

First. Men Ought Always to Pray

Secondly. We Must Not Faint

Thirdly. Christ Requires Earnest and Importunate Prayer

Fourthly. Persistent and earnest prayer will always prevail

The Pharisee and the Publican

Pharisee

Publican

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