Hackberry House of Chosun

The sinner, realizing he is a sinner, saved by grace, cannot help but be humble.

The twelve sent out. John the Baptist resurrected? Herod's fears, and the story of the execution. The 5,000 fed. Jesus walks on water.

How is humility related to holiness?

Traditions of men addressed. A Gentile "dog" ? Feeding of the 4,000. Blind man healed.

Humility in our daily lives, encouraged by several Scriptures.

A demoniac delivered and some pigs sent to the lake. Jairus' daughter and a woman with a hemorrage healed. Rejection at Nazareth.

Satan's masterpiece, death, and how we can overcome fear of it. Note: Spurgeon's mention of annihilation here is not a reflection of his overall belief in the conscious eternal torment of hell. He simply suggests that Satan will whisper to a dying saint that all is over, all was vain.

How did the disciples of Jesus live in humility (before Pentecost)?

Choosing of the 12. Accusations of scribes. Blaspheming Holy Spirit. Parable of sower and explanation. Parable of the seed. Parable of the Mustard Seed. Jesus calms Lake Galilee.

What did Jesus actually say about humility?

Jesus' works challenged by the Pharisees and Scribes. Matthew (Levi) called. Sabbath problems.

The amazing truth about Jesus: "Of My own self I can do nothing!" He thus sets the pattern for us.

The secret of redemption. "No tree can grow except on the root from which it sprang."

Mark's fast-paced Gospel starts with the preaching of John and Jesus' early preaching and miracle ministry.

The burial, the glorious Resurrection, and the Great Commission takes us to the end of Matthew's Gospel.

Murray lays the groundwork for the meditations that will follow on this serious subject.

Jesus bears the condemnation of His people and Rome, then the mockery of Rome's soldiers, and finally death on a Roman cross.

Preface to Murray's work on Humility, published 1895 by the South African minister.

A somber urgent warning to accept the Gospel...now.

Peter's denial and Judas' betrayal compared. Mock trials, shameful beatings and mockery.

Planning to kill Jesus. The woman and her perfume. Judas' betrayal of Jesus. The Lord's Supper. The Garden and the prayer.

The return of Jesus with parables accompanying, encouraging His people to be ready. The setting up of the long-awaited Kingdom.

Jesus speaks of end times in a way that seems hidden to the Western church.

The great day of questions. Jesus meets every challenge with Divine wisdom. Then, a burning expose of the Pharisees.

Final speaker of the Fall Quarterly "Free Grace Broadcaster" speaking on the topic "Predestination." Spurgeon explores the "why" of our predestination as only he could do.

From the Fall Quarter of the Free Grace Boadcaster, topic: Predestination. Winslow was a 19th century pastor and author.

Why the chastisement? Is it the same as punishment?

From the Free Grace Broadcaster quarterly topic: Predestination. Bishop Ryle has some common sense Biblical ideas that should cause anti-election people to pause.

Jesus enters Jerusalem, accepted by the crowds, rejected by the establishment. More parables.

From the Free Grace Broadcaster's quarterly topic of predestination. Perkins was a 16th century Puritan preacher.

From the Free Grace Broadcaster, the words of a 17th century Puritan martyr on the subject this quarter: Predestination.

What rewards to expect. Two disciples ask for a special place. Two blind men healed.

From the Free Grace Broadcaster quarterly topic of predestination, Spurheon speaks of the 2 types of calling.

From the Free Grace Broadcaster's quarterly topic of Predestination, 17th century Keach speaks of our election in Christ.

Offending little ones. Offending a brother. Dealing with offenses.

Jesus explains forgiveness by a parable. Divorce. What to do to live forever?

From the Free Grace Broadcaster's quarterly topic: Predestination. (Chapel Library)

Jesus tells of His coming death more than once. The transfiguration. Peter's misunderstandings. A demoniac healed and the people's (disciples'?) lack of faith rebuked.

Spurgeon attempts to startle his congregation into awaking from spiritual stupor.

What goes in and what comes out of, the mouth. A woman called a dog? 4,000 plus, fed. The leaven of the Pharisees. Peter's great confession.

Meaning of the parable of the tares. The Hidden Treasure. A costly Pearl. A Dragnet. John the Baptist beheaded. Over 5,000 fed miraculously. Jesus walks on water, and so does Peter... for a while.

This message may leave you trembling. A serious call to serious discipleship.

Parables. The four soils. The Tares. The Mustard Seed. The leaven. And, why parables to begin with?

Bonar leads the men of his day, and ours, to see their need for improvement in the ministry of Jesus Christ.

Sabbath problem. What power was casting out demons? The unpardonable sin. Seeking for a sign. Who was Jesus' mother?

Rewards. What Jesus thought of John the Baptist. Warnings to cities of Jesus' day. The great invitation!

More confessions of servants of the Lord that will cuase us hopefully to repent.

A seriously convicting message to all who work in some area of the ministry of Jesus Christ.

God's chosen will persevere to the end. Spurgeon's personal appeal to all listeners to meet him in Heaven!

"I'll do my part then God will do His." Sounds good, but could it be the sign of a lukewarm soul-winner?

Bonar argues that holiness is demanded in one who is to be a true minister of Jesus Christ.