Greenville Street Preaching

[...] Having the day off from work, I was able preach with Pastor McCurley downtown today at noon. He preached from the end of Psalm 2, "Be wise now O you kings... [...]

[...] the day off from work; it was the first time in over a year that I was able to preach with Pastor McCurley at lunch as we used to do. It was refreshing to to have him with me. I also had lots of [...]

[...] not take him! They lose their love miserably, who will not bestow it upon this Lovely One. - Samuel Rutherford (1600?-1661), a Scottish divine and delegate to the Westminster Assembly. He wrote in his [...]

[...] have no prayer for the breast, but weeping: the mother can read hunger in weeping." - Samuel Rutherford (1600?-1661) [...]

[...] desires in God, they calumniate and cavil egregiously, as their custom is." - Samuel Rutherford (1600-1661), from Christ Dying and Drawing Sinners to Himself, pp. 443-45 (1647). [...]

[...] of God that any shall obey, that all shall obey, or that none at all shall obey." - Samuel Rutherford (1600-1661), from Christ Dying and Drawing Sinners to Himself, pp. 443-45 (1647). [...]

[...] 53. In the same sermon Durham interprets Christ knocking at the door in Rev. 3:17 as “an earnest invitation to make way for Christ Jesus, wanting nothing but an entry into the heart.” Durham [...]

"Now this desire of approbation is an abundantly sufficient closing of the mouth of such as stumble at the gospel, being appointed thereunto, and an e [...]

"There is a second love and mercy in God, by which he loves all men and angels, yea, even his enemies, makes the sun to shine on the unjust man as wel [...]

"Isa. 55:1, Ho, everyone that thirsts, come to the waters, and he that has no silver, come buy, and eat As if the Lord were grieved, and said, 'Woe i [...]

[...] to see her comely countenance on the Bridegroom's part... - Margaret Durham, the wife of James Durham, in a letter (1669), describing the spiritual communion of Christ with His bride, His [...]

[...] , are but dark, dull, and empty resemblances..." - Margaret Durham, the wife of James Durham, in a letter (1669), describing the spiritual communion of Christ with His bride, His [...]

[...] , calls for a most spiritual and divine frame of heart." - Margaret Durham, the wife of James Durham, in a letter (1669), describing the spiritual communion of Christ with His bride, His people. [...]

[...] is made, and Christ is laid before you, even that you may lay yourselves over on Him.” - James Durham (1622-1658), a commissioner of the Church of Scotland to the Westminster Assembly, in his [...]

[...] egregiously, as their custom is." - Samuel Rutherford (1600-1661), from Christ Dying and Drawing Sinners to Himself, pp. 443-45 (1647). [...]

[...] , or that none at all shall obey." - Samuel Rutherford (1600-1661), from Christ Dying and Drawing Sinners to Himself, pp. 443-45 (1647). [...]

[...] Christ's desire to save sinners." - Samuel Rutherford (1600-1661), from Christ Dying and Drawing Sinners to Himself, pp. 443-45 (1647). [...]

[...] short of what he wills to them." - Samuel Rutherford (1660-1661), from Christ Dying and Drawing Sinners to Himself, pp. 443-45 (1647). [...]

[...] and cavil egregiously, as their custom is." - Samuel Rutherford (1600-1661), from Christ Dying and Drawing Sinners to Himself, pp. 443-45 (1647). [...]

[...] all shall obey, or that none at all shall obey." - Samuel Rutherford (1600-1661), from Christ Dying and Drawing Sinners to Himself, pp. 443-45 (1647). [...]

[...] , which expresses Christ's desire to save sinners." - Samuel Rutherford (1600-1661), from Christ Dying and Drawing Sinners to Himself, pp. 443-45 (1647). [...]

[...] general love fall short of what he wills to them." - Samuel Rutherford (1660-1661), from Christ Dying and Drawing Sinners to Himself, pp. 443-45 (1647). [...]

[...] with a heavenly eternal crown of glory." - A letter (1651) from Mary Love to her husband Christopher Love, the night before he was to be executed. [...]

[...] of your God will be sufficient for us." - A letter (1651) from Mary Love to her husband Christopher Love the night before he was executed. [...]

[...] till I shall forever rest in Heaven, Mary Love” - A letter (1651) from Mary Love to her husband Christopher Love the night before he was executed. [...]

[...] , to hear her sweet voice, and to see her comely countenance on the Bridegroom's part... - Margaret Durham, the wife of James Durham, in a letter (1669), describing the spiritual communion of Christ [...]

[...] in the world, bearing such names, are but dark, dull, and empty resemblances..." - Margaret Durham, the wife of James Durham, in a letter (1669), describing the spiritual communion of Christ [...]

[...] ublime and lofty a strain, calls for a most spiritual and divine frame of heart." - Margaret Durham, the wife of James Durham, in a letter (1669), describing the spiritual communion of Christ [...]

[...] 's part... - Margaret Durham, the wife of James Durham, in a letter (1669), describing the spiritual communion of Christ with His bride, His people. [...]

[...] ..." - Margaret Durham, the wife of James Durham, in a letter (1669), describing the spiritual communion of Christ with His bride, His people. [...]

[...] ." - Margaret Durham, the wife of James Durham, in a letter (1669), describing the spiritual communion of Christ with His bride, His people. [...]

[...] Having the day off from work, I was able preach with Pastor McCurley downtown today at noon. He preached from the end of Psalm 2, "Be wise now O you kings... serve [...]