Most professing Christians today do not know what the true Church looks like. Like the Jews of Jesus' day, they assume the Church is a visible, magnificent entity with hordes of people. It is not. Christ's real people are an afflicted and poor people - a mere remnant.
Moses is an example of genuine faith. He chose to suffer with the people of God rather than cling to the treasures of Egypt.
This is a sermon by JC Ryle read by Pastor Crippen. It is an excellent message and a very important one.
This is a reading of a sermon by J.C. Ryle preached in the 1800's based upon the Apostle Paul's reaction and sermon in Athens
In this sermon by J.C. Ryle, we are given three pictures taken from Acts 26:24-29, Festus, Agrippa, and the Apostle Paul. Which one describes us?
Sickness is a result of sin and the curse. However, the Lord uses it for our good if we will trust Him and learn the lessons He would teach us.
This sermon is actually an article which appears in Ryle's book, Practical Religion, chapter 6. It is a very important sermon on an extremely important subject - the Lord's Table.
This is the second and final part of J.C. Ryle's article entitled "Formalism." It is found in chapter 11 of his book, Practical Religion. Formal, nominal religion is a certain path to hell. God looks upon the heart.
This is a sermon by J.C. Ryle which we will continue with next Sunday as well. The danger of outward religion of forms and ceremonies apart from a converted heart.
