James Practical Sermons by Angell (Nonconformist Anglican) is basically sermons on various subjects such as happiness, self-renunciation, forgiveness, etc.
Practical Sermons
by John Angell James
(1785—1859)
“I write plain truths, in plain language, for plain people!”
This 59 chapter work by Angell (Nonconformist Anglican) is basically sermons on various subjects.
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CONTENTS
01. Happiness
02. Self-Renunciation
03. Evidences & Results of Sanctified Affliction
04. Youth Warned!
05. A New Year’s Solemn Warning
06. Spiritual Idolatry
07. Sorrow for the Death of Friends
08. Our Sins at the Seminary
09. The Force and Importance of HABIT
10. Elizabeth Bales—a Pattern for Sunday: School Teachers & Tract Distributors
12. The Foundation, Construction, and Eternity of CHARACTER
13. The Olive Branch and the Cross
14. Forgiveness of Injuries
15. Reading the Scriptures
16. Dislike to Ministerial Faithfulness: Stated and Explained
18. Growth in Grace
19. The Character and Translation of Enoch
20. Death of Mrs. Sherman
21. Oratorios
22. The Crisis
23. Spiritual Joy
24. One Thing I Do!
25. Christian Mercy Explained & Enforced
26. The Duty of Meditation
27. Prayer and Practice
28. Sins Remembered
29. Ministerial Duties Stated & Enforced
30. Different Degrees of Glory
31. The Lord’s Supper
32. Christian Love
33. The Mind of Christ
34. The Attraction of the Cross
35. The Chief End of Life
36. Small Beginnings Not to Be Despised
37. Attendance on Week-Day Services
38. Character & Reward of the Faithful Minister
39. Pastoral Claims Stated
40. The Death of Eminent Ministers, a Public Loss
41. Satanic Temptations
42. Family Prayer
43. Declension in Religion
44. The Path to the Bush
45. Parental Desire, Duty, & Encouragement
46. The Sin of Scoffing at Religion
47. The Aged Minister of Christ Contemplated
48. The Man Who Killed His Bad Neighbors by Kindness
49. Christian Activity
50. Christian Missions
51. Work of the Spirit
52. The Benediction
53. Heart Discipline
54. Directions for Profitably Hearing the Word of God
55. Duties of Church Members
56. Queries for Self Examination
57. The London Missionary Society Bible Society
58. Religious Education of Children
60. Address to the Children
61. The Pious Collier
John Angell James, (1785—1859) was a decided Calvinist in doctrine, and beautifully balanced his theological convictions, with practical piety in life and ministry. He preached and wrote to to common man and woman of every station in life. He was held in high esteem as a preacher and author, yet he was a humble and unpretentious man, as is evident from his unwillingness to use the title “Doctor of Divinity” despite the fact that he was honored with this degree by both Glasgow University and Princeton Seminary.
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Topics: The Spirit in the Old Testament | The Transition between the OT and NT | The Earnest of the Spirit When do we Receive the Spirit? | To be Saved is to Have the Holy Spirit | The Guarantee that we are Saved | The Explanation of Luke 11:13 | The Indwelling of the Holy Spirit within us | There are Consequences of the Indwelling Spirit in us | The Sequence of Events.
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