Martyn Lloyd-Jones interviewed December 1970.
Conservative Evangelical who focused on the Sovereignty of God and Glory of God.
Articles
John Wesley Deceitful Action Against Augustus Toplady
John Wesley manifestly changed the meaning of the pamphlet; disclaiming the doctrines of grace, and then published with Augustus Toplady’s name.
Truth Sincerity of Mind Compared to Girdle
Truth, which means sincerity of mind, is compared to a girdle; which girds on all the other pieces of our armour, so as to be girded about with truth.
Now, a girdle was, in ancient times, one of the most important parts of military armor. Our attention is thus directed to the fountain of sincerity; for the purity of the gospel ought to remove from our minds all guile, and from our hearts all hypocrisy.
Decisional Regeneration
The history of the Christian Church has seen many errors concerning the new birth. These teachings depart from Scripture by attributing to man the ability to regenerate himself. When these false concepts of man and the new birth are adopted, churches soon become corrupted with false practices.
Is The Contemporary Gospel Another Gospel Preached
The contemporary gospel produces altogether different results to the historic Biblical gospel.
During the 20th century, there were two major developments in relation to gospel preaching.
Christian Tradesmen
Christian Tradesmen. It is highly incumbent upon them to take care against a worldly spirit.
They are in extreme peril of losing the power of godliness from their hearts, and joining the number of those, of whom it is said, in the expressive language of Paul, that “they mind earthly things.”
New Evangelicalism – Charles Woodbridge
New Evangelicalism. Now what is this exactly? It is a spirit of compromise with unbelievers.
Staggered By Slander – C. H. Spurgeon
How often we meet with people who are staggered by slander! It is impossible to stop malicious tongues. They wound, and even slay, the characters of the godly.
Comfortable and Tolerant Church
Once upon a time in the land called Feel Good there was a Church. This new Church was called “The Church of the Comfortable and Tolerant”.