Oh, reader, these are sad and painful things to speak of- I have no pleasure in dwelling on them. I could rather say with the apostle Paul, -I have great sorrow.- But they are things written for our learning, and it is good to consider them. They are a part of that Scripture which is all profitable, and they ought to be heard. As painful as the subject of Hell is - it is one about which I dare not, cannot, must not be silent. Who would desire to speak of Hell-fire - if God had not spoken of it- When God has spoken of it so plainly - who can safely hold his peace-

In the first place, look at the conduct and conversation of too many who profess to be the children of God. It ill becomes any man who occupies the sacred place of a pulpit to flatter his hearers, and I shall not attempt to do so. The evil lies with too many of you who unite yourselves with Christian churches, and in practically protesting against your profession.

From the book, The Method of Grace- There are many judgements of God inflicted upon the souls and bodies of men in this world- but none of them are so dreadful as those spiritual judgements are which God inflicts immediately upon the soul- and among spiritual judgements few or none are of a more dreadful nature and consequence than this of spiritual blindness.

From Morning and Evening

This class starts with the story of I. C. Herendeen and A. W. Pink and the publishing of the Sovereignty of God. Then the influence of Herendeen on the earliest Reformed Baptist Churches as well as the startup of Ministerial Training and the indebtedness to Westminster Theological Seminary.

Reflections On The Diary of David Brainerd

The Treasury of David Exposition of Psalm 91