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George MacDonald
George MacDonald
37 Sermons
George MacDonald (1824-1905) was a Scottish author, poet, and Congregational minister. His fantasy novels and fairy tales profoundly influenced C.S. Lewis, who called him 'my master.'

Sermons 37

Micah 6:8

George MacDonald preaches about the true nature of justice and mercy, emphasizing that God's justice and mercy are inseparable. He challenges the prevalent theories of atonement, rejecting the idea th

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Leviticus 19:18

George MacDonald preaches on the commandment to love thy neighbor as thyself, emphasizing that love is the fulfilling of the law. He delves into the deeper meaning of love, stating that the law cannot

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Matthew 6:24

George MacDonald preaches on the encounter between Jesus and the rich young man, emphasizing the importance of seeking perfection through surrendering earthly possessions and following Christ wholehea

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Psalm 139:1

George MacDonald delves into the mysticism found in the Book of Revelation, exploring the symbolism of the white stone and the new name written on it, which signifies the divine judgment and communica

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Matthew 5:48

George MacDonald preaches about the challenges of entering the kingdom of God, focusing on the story of the rich young man who struggled to let go of his possessions. He emphasizes the difficulty of t

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Romans 8:15

George MacDonald preaches about the deep significance of calling God 'Father' from a full heart, emphasizing the importance of understanding and embracing the spirit of adoption as true sons and daugh

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Matthew 10:38

George MacDonald preaches on the importance of denying oneself, taking up the cross daily, and following Jesus. He emphasizes the need to abandon the self as a ruling element, to act not from self-int

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Matthew 6:14

George MacDonald preaches about the importance of forgiveness and the unpardonable sin, emphasizing the need to understand the depth of God's forgiveness and the consequences of denying the Spirit of

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John 5:24

George MacDonald preaches about the abundant life that Jesus came to give us, emphasizing the need for more life in every aspect of our existence. He delves into the concept of life as the ultimate re

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Matthew 4:1-10

George MacDonald delves into the profound narrative of Jesus being tempted in the wilderness, exploring the origins of the story and the significance of the temptations faced. He emphasizes the intern

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John 13:34

George MacDonald preaches about the awakening of true love from beneath the rose leaves of illusions and dreams, emphasizing the need for genuine connection beyond surface likings and fancies. He high

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Leviticus 19:18

George MacDonald preaches on the profound message of loving our enemies as a way to reflect the divine nature within us, emphasizing that true perfection lies in loving others unconditionally, just as

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Psalm 34:17

George MacDonald preaches on the power and significance of prayer, emphasizing the belief that God, being All-wise, is not limited by fixed plans but allows room for the free desires of individual sou

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John 1:3-4

George MacDonald preaches on the profound truth revealed in John 1:3-4, emphasizing the significance of the life and light found in Jesus Christ. He delves into the deep theological implications of th

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Psalm 86:11

George MacDonald preaches about Jesus being a king who came into the world to bear witness to the truth, emphasizing that his kingdom is not of this world and his kingship is defined by his essential

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George MacDonald preaches about Jesus' response to the sorrow of Martha and Mary, highlighting his deep love and desire for his followers to trust in God's plan. He emphasizes the importance of faith,

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Matthew 5:48

George MacDonald preaches about the righteousness that is of God by faith, emphasizing that it is not based on legalistic concepts like imputed righteousness or vicarious sacrifice, but rather on a de

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Luke 20:38

George MacDonald preaches about the eternal life and God's continuous presence with the living, emphasizing that God is the God of the living, not the dead. He challenges the notion of resurrection of

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Matthew 5:14

George MacDonald preaches about the inheritance of the saints in light, emphasizing that in this heavenly inheritance, each individual's share adds to the richness of others, unlike earthly inheritanc

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Matthew 7:24

George MacDonald delves into the concept of recognizing the voice and shape of God, emphasizing the importance of truly knowing and obeying His word. He challenges the idea of relying solely on the ex

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Matthew 18:3-19

George MacDonald preaches on the lesson Jesus gave his disciples about humility and the true nature of greatness in the kingdom of heaven, using a child as an example of childlike faith and humility.

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George MacDonald preaches about the all-consuming nature of God's love, emphasizing that love is the only inexorable force that yields to prayer. He delves into the concept of divine love purifying an

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Proverbs 3:5

George MacDonald preaches about the importance of faith beyond what is explicitly stated in the Bible, encouraging believers to trust in God's character and seek answers to questions that may not have

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Matthew 6:19

George MacDonald preaches on the importance of storing treasures in heaven rather than on earth, emphasizing that where our treasure is, there our heart will be also. He delves into the deeper meaning

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Psalm 22:1

George MacDonald delves into the profound significance of Jesus' cry 'My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?' as the ultimate act of devotion and triumph over evil. He emphasizes the depth of Jesu

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Psalm 31:5

George MacDonald delves into the profound moment when Jesus commended His spirit to the Father, pondering on the significance of His cry and the completion of divine obedience through suffering. MacDo

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Matthew 6:31

George MacDonald preaches on the disciples' lack of understanding when Jesus warned them about the leaven of the Pharisees, focusing on their preoccupation with material concerns like bread instead of

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Matthew 7:7

George MacDonald preaches on the importance of prayer, emphasizing that prayer is a means to seek help and guidance from God, especially in times of difficulty and uncertainty. He delves into the conc

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Matthew 5:25

George MacDonald preaches about the profound and often misunderstood nature of parables, emphasizing that they are meant to stir the conscience and will, not just the intellect. He highlights the impo

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Psalm 23:4

George MacDonald preaches about the fear that often accompanies the beginning of one's spiritual journey, emphasizing that only perfect love can cast out fear. He delves into the concept that the unkn

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Job 14:13

George MacDonald preaches on the profound themes of suffering, faith, self-examination, and the ultimate need for complete surrender to God. Using the story of Job as a backdrop, he delves into the hu

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Matthew 7:24

George MacDonald preaches about the importance of learning Christ as he truly taught himself, emphasizing the need to put away false teachings and corrupted lessons about him. He challenges the congre

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Matthew 6:33

George MacDonald preaches about the transformative power of beholding the glory of the Lord, emphasizing the importance of mirroring Christ in our hearts to be changed into His likeness by the spirit

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Psalm 25:5

George MacDonald preaches about the concept of truth, emphasizing that truth goes beyond mere facts or intellectual knowledge, but involves being, life, will, and action. He delves into the importance

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John 8:31-32

George MacDonald delves into the concept of freedom in relation to sin and servitude, emphasizing the distinction between being a slave to sin and a slave to God. He explores the idea that true freedo

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George MacDonald preaches about the essence of the good news found in the gospel, emphasizing the message that God is light and in Him, there is no darkness at all. He delves into the concept of God's

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Matthew 10:25-26

George MacDonald preaches about the concept of revelation, emphasizing that God is a revealer, not a hider. He discusses how God's work is all about revealing truth to His creation, drawing them close

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