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Henry Drummond
Henry Drummond
8 Sermons
Henry Drummond (1851-1897) was a Scottish evangelist and writer who sought to reconcile science and faith. His books Natural Law in the Spiritual World and The Greatest Thing in the World were widely influential.

Sermons 8

Genesis 1:27

Henry Drummond preaches about the significance of the Ascent of Man, emphasizing the importance of understanding the dual forces of the Struggle for Life and the Struggle for the Life of Others in Evo

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Isaiah 61:1

Henry Drummond preaches about the profound message of love and the Kingdom of God, emphasizing the transformative power of love in our lives and the world. He highlights Christ's purpose to create a b

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Psalm 51:10

Henry Drummond delivers a powerful sermon using the story of Baxter's cricket match as an analogy for life's temptations and struggles. Baxter's experience in facing the demon Bowler, representing Tem

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Proverbs 29:22

Henry Drummond emphasizes the destructive nature of human wrath, explaining how it does not align with the righteousness of God. He delves into the deeper implications of temper, highlighting how it c

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Psalm 103:3

John Watson and Ian Maclaren provide memorial sketches of Henry Drummond, a remarkable man known for his influence on his contemporaries, his wide-ranging vogue from Norway to Germany, and his extraor

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1 Samuel 13:14

Henry Drummond's life and character are beautifully depicted through his embodiment of the principles outlined in the Bible. He lived a life constantly in line with the teachings of 1 Corinthians 13,

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John 4:24

Henry Drummond preaches about the transition from the old theology to the new theology, emphasizing the importance of moving towards a more spiritual and principle-based approach rather than relying s

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Job 12:7

Henry Drummond preaches about the potential unity of Natural Law in the Spiritual World, challenging the traditional separation between the two realms. He argues that just as the laws of nature have t

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