God's grace will make a noticable change in a person's life, what they see in Christ, and how they speak of him.-They may hardly seem the same person. The exercised in the congregation will see the change. --The text is a response to what has been seen.---Who is this that cometh up from the wilderness, leaning upon her beloved----1- A real change that has given rise to the question, -who is this---2- What the exercised congregation sees in this believer.- A- One coming up from the wilderness- B- One leaning upon Christ

Judah had expressed a willingness to return unto the Lord - Jeremiah 3-22-The Lord then tells them that if they were to return, it must be unto him.-Can there be a returning, but not unto the Lord- yes there can---This message uncovers the ways we can be deceived into thinking we have returned when we have not, and points to what is needful and the fulness in Christ. --1- A returning but not to the Lord-2- A returning to the Lord-3- What a returning sinner will find in Christ.

Cranbrook Young People's Meeting-Lessons from the lives of others - Joseph--Ten lessons from the life of Joseph.-1- To tell or not to tell--2- Favouritism - partiality - a cause of trouble-3- Obedience to parents and in things that are small-4- Providence makes choice for us-5- A time to run away from temptation rather than stay and resist it-6- Suffering for when we have done well-7- Making the best of unpleasant situations - The Lord was with Joseph-8- Using knowledge that we have wisely-9- Being mindful of mens natures - making allowances, give warnings-10- Wagons as well as words

The Old Testament is full of types and figures of Christ. With the light of the New Testament we can glean rich illustrations of our Lord, what he has done and what he is to the people of God, by looking back at these types.--In this sermon we continue the series and look at Joseph--1- His being sent before to preserve the lives of his brethren-2- his sufferings-3- His dealings with his brethren

Christ is the Rock upon which the Church is built. --The Church being built up is God's work, it is not new innovations, but preaching Christ in all his glory as Saviour that God will own and bless.--This is the secret of keeping a Church true to the faith, and where backslidden, the way to restoring and building up again. --The points covered--1- The times when the LORD builds up his Church-2- The LORD's Glory-3- The LORD's appearing in his Glory is when the Church is built up.

The Lord uses a simple illustration from the wind to show the nature of the new birth. A birth that we all must partake of if we are to be saved.--1- The new birth- a- An instantaneous gift of spiritual life- b- The beginning of spiritual life- c- God's and our use of means-2- What follows the new birth-3- What the new birth springs from and leads to.

A few in the deeply backslidden Church at Sardis, had not gone into open sin, and showed fruit to the Lord's honour and glory. To this few God gives this wonderful promise. -They shall walk with me in white.--This is a short message to aged pilgrims in Milward House Pilgrim home, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England. Conducted through sermon audio webcast during lockdown due to Covid-19--An encouragement to stay firm in the Lord's ways, when those around us are not.

The Old Testament is full of types and figures of Christ. With the light of the New Testament we can glean rich illustrations of our Lord, what he has done and what he is to the people of God, by looking back at these types.--In this sermon we continue the series and look at Abraham's son Isaac.--1- The types of Christ as seen in Isaac himself-2- The types of Christ as seen in the sacrifice on Mount Moriah-3- The type of Christ as seen in Isaac taking a wife

Jesus shewed himself to his disciples on 3 separate days. The first two when gathered together on the first day of the week, the third when they were going about their calling in the week.--The preacher shows the emphasis on gathering together on the first day of the week, but the blessing of also anticipating the Lord's visits in the week.-1- How Jesus shews himself in a Gospel day-2- Jesus shewing himself in the assembly of his people-3- Jesus shewing himself in our daily lives

God's direction to his people Israel when they were to pass over Jordan, is guidance to all his people when faced with a way they have not walked before.-The preacher sets before his hearers--1- A major change in our lives-2- God's direction to his people at such times-3- Our comfort in the prospect of death