D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones Books
Born and raised in Wales, David Martyn Lloyd-Jones served as the chief clinical assistant to London’s royal physician before sensing a call to return to Wales to preach. He served as the associate pastor and then sole pastor of Westminster Chapel before retiring in 1968 because of illness. He then spent the rest of his life editing his sermons for publication, counseling other pastors, and attending church conferences. D. Martyn-Lloyd Jones’ Romans insights, material gleaned from decades of preaching, are captured in a 14-volume set, as well as being available individually. The publication of this material has spread his faith-based wisdom far beyond what his spoken word ever could. Additional Martyn Lloyd-Jones books include Jesus Christ and Him Crucified, where this 20th-century pastor persuasively presents the unchanging natural of the Gospel, and Born of God, based on his sermons about the Gospel of John, Chapter 1.
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Ephesians
Volume 5: Darkness and Light (4:17-5:17)
Description
Preached between 1954 and 1962 in Westminster Chapel, here is ‘popular exposition at its best with no sacrifice of scholarship.’ 280–464pp.
Ephesians
Volume 4: Christian Unity (4:1-16)
Description
Preached between 1954 and 1962 in Westminster Chapel, here is ‘popular exposition at its best with no sacrifice of scholarship.’ 280–464pp.
Authentic Christianity
Volume 6: Sermons on the Acts of the Apostles
Description
In these evangelistic sermons preached in Westminster Chapel between 1965 and 1968, ‘the Doctor’ directs his hearers away from the bankruptcy of modern thought to the only source of hope for his or any other generation, the unchanging ‘gospel of God, concerning his Son, Jesus Christ our Lord.’ Here is ‘authentic Christianity and nothing else.’ 304–352pp.
Authentic Christianity
Volume 5: Sermons on the Acts of the Apostles
Description
In these evangelistic sermons preached in Westminster Chapel between 1965 and 1968, ‘the Doctor’ directs his hearers away from the bankruptcy of modern thought to the only source of hope for his or any other generation, the unchanging ‘gospel of God, concerning his Son, Jesus Christ our Lord.’ Here is ‘authentic Christianity and nothing else.’ 304–352pp.
Authentic Christianity
Volume 4: Sermons on the Acts of the Apostles
Description
In these evangelistic sermons preached in Westminster Chapel between 1965 and 1968, ‘the Doctor’ directs his hearers away from the bankruptcy of modern thought to the only source of hope for his or any other generation, the unchanging ‘gospel of God, concerning his Son, Jesus Christ our Lord.’ Here is ‘authentic Christianity and nothing else.’ 304–352pp.
Authentic Christianity
Volume 3: Sermons on the Acts of the Apostles
Description
In these evangelistic sermons preached in Westminster Chapel between 1965 and 1968, ‘the Doctor’ directs his hearers away from the bankruptcy of modern thought to the only source of hope for his or any other generation, the unchanging ‘gospel of God, concerning his Son, Jesus Christ our Lord.’ Here is ‘authentic Christianity and nothing else.’ 304–352pp.
Authentic Christianity
Volume 2: Sermons on the Acts of the Apostles
Description
In these evangelistic sermons preached in Westminster Chapel between 1965 and 1968, ‘the Doctor’ directs his hearers away from the bankruptcy of modern thought to the only source of hope for his or any other generation, the unchanging ‘gospel of God, concerning his Son, Jesus Christ our Lord.’ Here is ‘authentic Christianity and nothing else.’ 304–352pp.
Authentic Christianity
Volume 1: Sermons on the Acts of the Apostles
Description
In these evangelistic sermons preached in Westminster Chapel between 1965 and 1968, ‘the Doctor’ directs his hearers away from the bankruptcy of modern thought to the only source of hope for his or any other generation, the unchanging ‘gospel of God, concerning his Son, Jesus Christ our Lord.’ Here is ‘authentic Christianity and nothing else.’ 304–352pp.
The Cross
The Vindication Of God
Description
Above all else, the cross is a vindication of the character of God. 32pp.
God’s Way Not Ours
Sermons on Isaiah 1:1-18
Description
ENDORSEMENT ‘Here is a wonderful example of how to expound the Scriptures without fear or compromise but with a heart of longing for man’s salvation. Any believer will be encouraged by this book to take their stand on the Bible, and could be happy to give it to anyone they feel might read it seriously.’ […]
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