Sermons 108
In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the severity of God's wrath and the consequences of sin. He uses imagery of the seven seals, trumpets, and vials from the book of Revelation to illustrate that
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the significance of the mercy-seat as the place where sinners can find atonement through the blood of Christ. He urges listeners to come to God as they are, burdened by sin, an
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the significance of Christ's silence in his sermon, illustrating how it serves as a profound lesson in obedience and divine presence. He reflects on Christ's thirty years of si
Andrew Bonar reflects on Paul's visit to Peter after three years of solitude in Arabia, emphasizing the significance of fellowship among disciples. During their fifteen days together, Paul and Peter s
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the importance of recognizing the potential for conversion in children with the same faith as for adults, advocating for personal engagement in their spiritual journey. He high
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the simplicity of coming to Christ, addressing the natural man's tendency to complicate faith with self-righteousness and doubt. He explains that the act of coming to Christ is
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the importance of adoration in the life of a believer, distinguishing it from mere thanksgiving. He reflects on the psalmist's call to bless the Lord for His mercies, including
Andrew Bonar reflects on the significance of the napkin that was about Christ's head, emphasizing that it was not hastily discarded but carefully folded and placed aside, symbolizing Jesus' calm and t
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the importance of leaning on Christ through faith, distinguishing it from self-reliance. He illustrates that faith can thrive even in the absence of explicit promises, as seen
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the profound love of the Father as revealed through Jesus Christ, highlighting that the Father's will is to save and raise up all who believe in the Son. He explains that the F
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the significance of praise in the life of a believer, highlighting that it is 'pleasant' to God, 'good' for our sanctification, and 'comely' in all circumstances. He illustrate
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the transformative understanding of God's holiness in relation to salvation, illustrating that it is through God's holiness that we are granted access to heaven. He reflects on
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the significance of seemingly insignificant tasks in God's work, using the example of the 'pins' of the tabernacle to illustrate that God notices and values even the smallest c
Andrew Bonar preaches on the concept of cities of refuge as a divine provision for sinners, illustrating how these cities symbolize the salvation found in Christ. He emphasizes that the path to refuge
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the abundance of spiritual blessings bestowed upon believers through Christ, urging them to seek and claim these gifts. He explains that while Christ has received all blessings
Andrew Bonar preaches on 'The Altar of Abraham', emphasizing the significance of Abraham's altar as a symbol of faith and communion with the everlasting God. He illustrates how Abraham, amidst his wan
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the simplicity and power of faith in receiving Christ, illustrating this through the testimony of the Apostle John. He recounts how John, along with Peter and Andrew, was drawn
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the significance of singing in the face of suffering, highlighting that Jesus sang a hymn with His disciples just before His impending crucifixion, demonstrating His humanity a
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the significance of the doctrine of the Second Advent as a powerful motivator for holiness among believers. He shares personal testimonies illustrating how the anticipation of
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the profound impact of Onesiphorus on the Apostle Paul, illustrating how this faithful friend provided support and encouragement during Paul's imprisonment. Onesiphorus, whose
Andrew Bonar shares a profound allegory of a gathering of angels who discuss their divine missions and the importance of their service to God and humanity. Each angel recounts their experiences, empha
Andrew Bonar expounds on the significance of the scapegoat in the Day of Atonement, illustrating how it represents both God's satisfaction with the sacrifice for sin and the removal of guilt from the
Andrew Bonar shares a heartfelt letter to his brother John, expressing gratitude for his support during a difficult time. He reflects on the trials they face, comparing their painful experiences to th
Andrew Bonar explores the profound implications of Matthew 27:50-53, where the graves of the saints are opened at Christ's death, emphasizing the connection between His death, the rending of the veil,
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the significance of companionship in ministry through the story of Jonathan and his unnamed Armour-bearer. He highlights that God often works through pairs, illustrating this w
Andrew Bonar reflects on Psalm 13, expressing David's deep anguish and longing for God's presence during times of despair. He emphasizes the feelings of abandonment and sorrow that can accompany faith
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the importance of redeeming time for prayer, encouraging believers to pray continuously, even while engaged in daily activities like walking. He reflects on his own struggles w
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the importance of assurance in the believer's life, arguing that true assurance comes not from self-examination or the evidence of sanctification, but from a direct focus on Ch
Andrew Bonar preaches about Jethro, a godly Gentile and priest who exemplified holiness amidst a corrupt society. He highlights Jethro's dual role as a priest and prince, emphasizing the importance of
Andrew Bonar preaches on the profound pursuit of 'Winning Christ,' emphasizing that it is not merely about finding Christ or being found in Him, but about continually seeking to gain the riches and gl
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the significance of the 'trial of faith,' illustrating that while believers may experience heaviness through various temptations, their joy in Christ sustains them. He draws pa
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the assurance that believers are 'kept by the power of God,' highlighting both our weakness and the divine strength that surrounds us. He reassures those who fear disgrace in t
Andrew Bonar addresses a friend in spiritual despair, emphasizing the importance of prayer and the dangers of pride that can hinder one's acceptance of God's grace. He highlights that feelings of desp
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the vital role of the Holy Spirit in convincing the world of sin, righteousness, and judgment. He explains that the Spirit awakens the conscience of sinners, revealing their ne
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the importance of prayer and fasting, urging his brother to remain steadfast in faith despite distractions and temptations. He reflects on the struggles of sin and the assuranc
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the significance of spending time with God to cultivate joy, which is a fruit of the Spirit. He reflects on his own weariness and the lack of prayer that hinders his ability to
Andrew Bonar reflects on the lack of belief from Jesus' own brethren, highlighting the emotional burden this placed on Christ during His ministry. He emphasizes the importance of family support in fai
Andrew Bonar emphasizes Christ's silence as a profound expression of grace and forgiveness, illustrating how Jesus welcomed sinners without condemnation, allowing them to experience His love and mercy
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the recurring theme of 'Fear Not' throughout the Bible, illustrating how God's promises are fulfilled in Christ Jesus. He highlights various instances where God reassures His p
Andrew Bonar comforts the Leiper sisters in their grief, reminding them of Jesus' promise of resurrection and the hope that lies in believing in His purpose. He encourages them to set aside their doub
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the reality of indwelling sin in the life of a believer, using the example of John, who despite his close walk with God, still fell into the temptation of worshiping an angel i
Andrew Bonar reflects on the profound desire for a double portion of God's spirit, inspired by the reverence and preparedness of his mentor, McCheyne. He emphasizes the importance of holiness and the
Andrew Bonar emphasizes that present afflictions can strip us of earthly comforts, leading us to recognize the greater value of Christ over His gifts. He reflects on how such afflictions, while moment
Andrew Bonar explores the dialectic of life, emphasizing the importance of understanding the origins of our existence and the opposing forces we face daily. He argues that desire is the primal energy
Andrew Bonar writes to Rev. William Armstrong, expressing his gratitude for updates on Armstrong's progress and encouraging him during a time of reflection and prayer. Bonar shares thoughts on the imp
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the necessity of trials and tribulations in life, using the metaphor of Christ calming the storm on the Lake of Galilee to illustrate how His atoning blood brings peace to trou
Andrew Bonar shares a heartfelt message of comfort and encouragement, reflecting on the afflictions faced by Naomi in Ruth 1:21, emphasizing that God, the 'All-sufficient One,' provides solace even in
Andrew Bonar explores the transformative journey of Nicodemus through three pivotal scenes in his life. Initially, Nicodemus seeks Jesus in the night, receiving profound truths about being born again
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the fulfillment of Jacob's prophecy regarding the Tribe of Levi, highlighting their unique role as servants of God scattered throughout Israel. Unlike other tribes, the Levites
Andrew Bonar encourages Miss Anne Whittit by sharing the importance of being used by God, despite feeling sidelined like Jonathan. He emphasizes that God continues to work through her and urges her to
William Barclay, Swindoll, and Spurgeon delve into the significance of the term 'Abba' in addressing God, emphasizing the warm, intimate, and personal relationship between believers and God as their F
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the importance of seeking Christ's guidance in all actions, as demonstrated by the disciples who consulted Him before finding the upper room. He reflects on the honor of being
Andrew Bonar reflects on the sudden death of his wife, Isabella, expressing deep sorrow and the bewilderment of loss. He shares the comfort found in knowing she leaned on Jesus in her final moments an
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the significance of congregational gatherings in worship, rooted in the biblical promise that where two or three are gathered in Christ's name, He is present among them. He tra
Andrew Bonar preaches on the resurrection of the widow's son in Sarepta, emphasizing the quiet yet profound nature of God's miracles. He reflects on the widow's faith and trials, illustrating how her
Andrew Bonar expresses deep sympathy to Rev. Andrew Inglis in the wake of his daughter's death, reminding him of God's compassion and the promise of resurrection. He encourages Inglis to trust in God'
Andrew Bonar reflects on the silence of Christ in response to John the Baptist's imprisonment and eventual death, emphasizing the mystery of God's ways and the importance of trusting in His wisdom and
Andrew Bonar explores the three Ananiases in the Bible, contrasting their lives and spiritual states. The first Ananias represents those who are religiously active yet spiritually dead, relying on ext
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the prophetic role of Christ in his closing address on Communion Sabbath, reflecting on the Samaritan woman's statement about the coming Prophet. He highlights the hope of Chri
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the immense value of a single thought when it is acted upon, illustrating this with the creation of a model of the Tabernacle that he built over many years. He recounts how thi
Andrew Bonar writes a heartfelt letter to Mrs. Mudie, expressing his surprise and sorrow at the passing of Mr. Mudie, a man of God known for his faith and love. He encourages Mrs. Mudie to rejoice in
Andrew Bonar writes to Rev. Malcolm White, offering comfort in the face of sorrow over the loss of a child. He reminds the Whites that while the Lord gives and takes away, there is hope in the promise
Andrew Bonar expresses gratitude for Rev. D.M. M'Intyre's acceptance of the call to Finnieston, recognizing it as an answer to prayer. He reflects on the bittersweet experience of leaving a beloved co
Andrew Bonar reflects on the correspondence between Moses' family and Jethro, imagining a heartfelt letter from Gershom to his grandfather. Gershom expresses his feelings of being a stranger in a fore
Andrew Bonar reflects on Psalm 77, emphasizing the deep struggles of the soul during times of darkness and despair. He illustrates Asaph's lament, where he cries out to God in his trouble, feeling ove
Andrew Bonar emphasizes God's compassionate presence in times of sorrow, illustrating how He cares for even the most distressed individuals, like Hagar, and reassures them through His promises. He enc
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the significance of being like the 'little ships' that sailed with Jesus, highlighting the need for Christ's care, the joy of His company, and the peace He brings amidst life's
Andrew Bonar writes to Mrs. Manson, expressing gratitude for her letter and sharing thoughts on the nature of ministerial work. He encourages Mr. Manson to find contentment in waiting on the Lord, emp
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the importance of relying on God's guidance rather than our past experiences when facing uncertainties. He warns against the dangers of dwelling on 'what ifs' that can lead to
Andrew Bonar preaches about the significance of the Day of Pentecost, emphasizing the outpouring of the Holy Spirit as a fulfillment of God's promise after Jesus' glorification. He contrasts the work
Andrew Bonar offers heartfelt comfort to his sister-in-law, Mrs. Grant, in her time of grief following the death of her husband, the Rev. Wm. Grant. He acknowledges the deep bitterness of her heart an
Steven Cole preaches on the importance of continually keeping watch over our souls, emphasizing the need to be spiritually alert and wide awake to spiritual intrusions. The figurative picture of agrup
Andrew Bonar reflects on the importance of spiritual growth and community in his letters to Mr. James Mudie, expressing a longing for deeper communion with God and the joy of serving Him. He encourage
Andrew Bonar writes to his brother William, encouraging him to explore Jerusalem and its significant sites, such as the Mount of Olives and the Pool of Siloam, while reflecting on the spiritual truths
Andrew Bonar shares a heartfelt letter to his niece, expressing his commitment to pray for the salvation of those who are distant from God, particularly the children of godly parents. He emphasizes th
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the profound compassion of Jesus as illustrated by the leper who boldly approached Him, seeking healing despite societal rejection. The leper's faith, expressed in his plea, 'I
Andrew Bonar reflects on the solemnity and joy of beginning a full ministry in the Gospel, comparing it to the anointing of a young priest. He acknowledges the temptations that may arise, urging his f
Andrew Bonar shares his profound experiences during a visit to Jerusalem, expressing the overwhelming joy of being in the Holy Land where biblical events unfolded. He reflects on the beauty and desola
Andrew Bonar reflects on the trials and sanctification of ministry, drawing parallels between his experiences and those of John the Baptist, who faced imprisonment while longing for the Lord's presenc
Andrew Bonar reflects on the profound loss of his sister-in-law, Christian, expressing the deep void her absence has created in their lives. He shares the comfort found in the hope of eternal life and
Andrew Bonar encourages believers to rest in the grace of Jesus, emphasizing that His grace is an inexhaustible source of comfort and strength. He reminds us to draw from this well of free love, espec
Andrew Bonar writes to Mrs. Milne, offering comfort in her time of grief over her father's death. He emphasizes the unique bond between a father and child, encouraging her to draw closer to God, whom
Andrew Bonar writes to Rev. J.H. Wilson, expressing concern for his health and reflecting on the blessings that come from suffering, as seen in the lives of sick laborers mentioned in the Epistles. He
Andrew Bonar reflects on the trials and tribulations faced by his family, particularly the loss of loved ones, while emphasizing the comfort found in Christ. He acknowledges the struggles of life and
Andrew Bonar reflects on the profound loneliness and sorrow following the loss of loved ones, expressing his belief that God's afflictions are rooted in fatherly love and compassion. He acknowledges t
Andrew Bonar writes a heartfelt letter to his daughter Isabella, reflecting on the nature of life and the inevitability of interruptions, particularly in the context of Communion preparations. He cont
Andrew Bonar shares his experiences as a missionary in St. George's parish, detailing his initial challenges and the guidance he received from Dr. Candlish. He reflects on the freedom he had to establ
Andrew Bonar writes a heartfelt letter to his brother-in-law David, expressing concern for David's ill son and encouraging him to find solace in God's love and purpose during this difficult time. He r
Andrew Bonar writes to his son James, reflecting on the profound truths of Christ's grace and the bittersweet nature of joy and sorrow, as illustrated through poetry. He shares insights from Dante and
Andrew Bonar reflects on the passage of time and the nearing end of his life, expressing a hopeful outlook towards the future while acknowledging the sadness of looking back. He emphasizes that knowin
Andrew Bonar writes a heartfelt letter to Walter, encouraging him to nurture his soul by recognizing God's presence in every aspect of life. He emphasizes the importance of remaining in God's love thr
Andrew Bonar writes a heartfelt letter to his niece Emily, encouraging her to embrace her time at school in Kelso and to seek knowledge and spiritual growth. He reflects on their family heritage and t
Andrew Bonar reflects on the value of spiritual writings, particularly praising 'From Day to Day' for its clarity and ability to enlighten readers. He expresses gratitude for the blessings that come f
Andrew Bonar writes to Mrs. Thom, expressing joy in her thriving spirit and the power of Highland services. He emphasizes the importance of seeking divine power, comparing it to the immense energy of
Andrew Bonar expresses joy and gratitude in his letter to Miss Macphun, celebrating the successes of her Zenana mission work in India. He emphasizes the importance of rejoicing with those who rejoice
Andrew Bonar reflects on the passing of a beloved family member, emphasizing the deep faith and confidence in Christ that she embodied. He acknowledges the sorrow felt by the family and friends but al
Andrew Bonar writes to Miss Clarke, offering comfort during her sister's illness by reminding her of the everlasting arms of God that uphold believers in times of trial. He draws parallels between the
Andrew Bonar emphasizes the profound weakness of Christ on the Cross, as expressed in Psalm 22, and encourages believers to find strength in Jehovah during their own moments of weakness. He reminds th
Andrew Bonar shares a letter to Mr. Wilkinson, expressing gratitude for the positive impact of Mr. Baron's visit to a gathering of Jews. He notes the stirring of interest among the attendees and empha
Andrew Bonar addresses the sisters of the Misses Church in Glasgow, expressing his heartfelt wishes for grace, mercy, and peace to be with them, emphasizing the certainty of these blessings. He encour
Andrew Bonar reflects on the comfort found in Christ during times of loss, emphasizing that even in bereavement, believers can find hope in the promise of eternal life and the holiness that comes thro
Andrew Bonar addresses Rev. J.H. Thomson, emphasizing the importance of understanding God's law as exemplified by Ezra and his followers. He encourages the recipient to reflect on the wisdom of the bi
Andrew Bonar reflects on Rev. Duncan Stewart's lectures on the Covenanters, expressing admiration for the dedication and love that went into sharing their legacy. He emphasizes the enduring significan
Andrew Bonar writes to Mr. Robert Noble, sharing the sorrow of losing two beloved elders from their congregation, George Jackson and William Ralston, who both served faithfully and have now passed awa
Rev. Dr. Andrew Bonar expresses his gratitude for a visit to Palestine, emphasizing the joy and significance of experiencing the holy sites firsthand. He shares his excitement about standing on 'Resur
Andrew Bonar reflects on a letter from Dr. Bannerman, expressing his appreciation for the insights shared about the Deputation to the Holy Land in 1839. He notes the lack of worldly wisdom among the g
This sermon focuses on the concept of 'Leaning on the Beloved' as an expression of faith in Christ, emphasizing the importance of trusting in His character and grace even in the absence of explicit...
This sermon emphasizes the significance of the blood of Jesus Christ as the atonement for the soul, highlighting the need for sinners to come to the mercy seat with their burdens and sins, laying t...