Twelve Select Sermons by D. L. Moody

12 sermons by one of the greatest Evangelical preachers of all time.

Twelve select sermons

PREFACE

        In compliance with the wish of many friends I have consented to the publication of the following Addresses.

I deeply feel how partially and insufficiently the Glorious Gospel of the blessed God is represented in them, but I lay them at the Master’s feet, praying, and asking all my Christian friends to pray, that they may be the means in their printed form of winning more souls to Christ than they have been when spoken.

D. L. Moody

Genre: RELIGION / Sermons / Christian

Secondary Genre: RELIGION / Christian Life / Devotional

Language: English

Keywords: CrossReach Publications, Evangelism, Missions, Preaching, Bible Study, Evangelical, Christianity

Word Count: 58000

Sample text:

“WHERE ART THOU?”

                  genesis 3:9.

        The very first thing that happened after the news reached heaven of the fall of man, was that God came straight down to seek out the lost one. As He walks through the garden in the cool of the day, you can hear Him calling “Adam! Adam! Where art thou?” It was the voice of grace, of mercy, and of love. Adam ought to have taken the seeker’s place, for he was the transgressor. He had fallen, and he ought to have gone up and down Eden crying, “My God! my God! where art Thou?” But God left heaven to seek through the dark world for the rebel who had fallen—not to hurl him from the face of the earth, but to plan him an escape from the misery of his sin. And he finds him—where? Hiding from his Creator among the bushes of the garden.

The moment a man is out of communion with God, even the professed child of God, he wants to hide away from Him. When God left Adam in the garden, he was in communion with his Creator, and God talked with him; but now that he has fallen, he has no desire to see his Creator, he has lost communion with his God. He cannot bear to see Him, even to think of Him, and he runs to hide from God. But to his hiding-place his Maker follows him. “Where art thou, Adam? Where art thou?


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