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Newman Hall
Newman Hall
8 Sermons
Newman Hall (1816-1902) was an English Congregational minister who served at Surrey Chapel in London for nearly 50 years. His tract Come to Jesus circulated over 4 million copies in 40 languages.

Sermons 8

Psalm 107:30

Newman Hall preaches about the journey of life as a voyage across the sea, using the analogy of a ship navigating through storms and trials to reach its desired haven. He emphasizes the importance of

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Matthew 16:24

Newman Hall preaches about the importance of following Jesus in all aspects of life, emphasizing the need to surrender to Him completely, even in the face of difficulties and uncertainties. Following

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Isaiah 6:8

Newman Hall addresses theological students, emphasizing the divine call to the ministry as a vocation, not a profession driven by worldly motives, but by a pure desire to serve God and save souls. He

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Proverbs 18:24

Newman Hall preaches about the profound friendship and brotherhood found in Jesus, who exemplifies the truest form of friendship that surpasses all earthly relationships. Jesus, the Elder Brother, dem

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Psalm 34:17

Newman Hall preaches about finding comfort and courage in the midst of life's storms by focusing on the presence and power of Jesus. He emphasizes that Jesus walks with us through our trials, understa

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Matthew 16:26

Newman Hall preaches to the students of Yale University, emphasizing the importance of choosing between holiness and sin, Christ and the world, God and the devil, as pivotal in determining one's true

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Isaiah 40:29

Greek Word Studies delves into the meaning of 'krataioo,' emphasizing the passive voice indicating that inner strength comes from God's Spirit, not from man himself. The term refers to being empowered

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Isaiah 53:5

Newman Hall preaches about the profound significance of Jesus being brought to Golgotha, a place associated with impurity, violence, and death, despite His purity, benevolence, and divine power. Jesus

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