The seed basket for ministers, Sunday-school teachers, Christian endeavourers, temperance and Christian workers; being a collection of 300 sermon outlines

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1897 Excerpt: ...refreshment to the weary, comfort to the disconsolate, and strength to the weak. Men may fulfil Scripture prophecy while breaking Scripture precepts (v. 27). God will make man's wicked works glorify Him (v. 27). Slaying Christ man did his worst (v. 28). Resurrecting Christ God did His best (v. 30). He who serves his generation serves all others (v. 36). He who fails cannot serve any other (v. 36). Our time for service here is limited (v. 36). Knowledge is the root of responsibility (v. 38), (James iv. 17.) Paul's Shipwreck Acts xxvii. 30-44. Perils bring out our meannesses (v. 25), or our nobleness (v. 43). God's way must be our way (7'. 31). Weak and trembling Christians need to feast on Christ for strength (v. 34). Example is the most effective preaching (v. 35). Good cheer can only come from a good man. No promise of God is an excuse for lack of earnest effort (v. 40). The wreck of temporal things may become the very means of our salvation (v. 44). Happy they who reach heaven, though they lose all in the attempt (v. 44). God fulfils all His promises to the letter (v. 44). Peace with God Rom. v. 1. I. In the affections. II. In the will. III. In the conscience. We have peace with God, because the bad past is blotted out. We have peace with God because, being justified, we are no longer condemned. We have peace with God because our warfare against God ceases and friendship is begun. We have peace with God because of His smile and approval. Peter and the Risen Lord John xxi. 17. The unknown Saviour on the shore. A night of fruitless toil. The great harvest of the morning. Love discovers the Lord. Zeal hastens to touch Him. The gracious invitation, and awe-stricken disciples. The thrice-repeated question and command. Peter's Deliverance from Prison Acts xii. ...