James Smith
1802
1862

James Smith AUDIO gems

Treasures from James Smith

James Smith SERMONS

Comfort for Christians

The Better Land

The Believer's Companion in
Seasons of Affliction and Trouble

A Help to Devotion

The Attributes of God

The Wondrous Love of Christ as
Displayed in His Intercessory Prayer

The Love of Christ!

The Book That Will Suit You

Portions for All People and All Periods

Food for the Soul

Daily Food for the Lord's Flock!

Refreshment for the Savior's
Flock at Eventide!

The Pastor's Morning Visit

The Pastor's Evening Visit

God, the Portion of His People

Christ Exalted!

Daily Bible Readings
for the Lord's Household

The Early and the Latter Rain

Profitable Portions For the Lord's Day

Good News For All!

The Great Comforter!

Bright Rays and Reviving Showers

Glad Tidings of Good Things

Fruit from the Tree of Life!

Important Questions

James Smith's Autobiography

Parental Solicitude

Precious Things from the Everlasting Hills

Food for Hungry Souls

Gleams of Grace!

Christ is All

Streams in the Desert

The Believer's Triumph
A devotional exposition of Romans 8

The Way of Salvation Set Forth

Welcome to Jesus!

The Voice of Mercy in the House of Affliction
(an evangelistic book)


James Smith was a predecessor of Charles Spurgeon at New Park Street Chapel in London from 1841 until 1850. Early on, Smith's readings were even more popular than Spurgeon's! Read his personal testimony.
 

My object is to lead the mind . . .
  from SELF — to Jesus;
  from sin — to salvation;
  from the troubles of life — to the comforts of the gospel.

My aim is to humble the sinner — and to exalt the Savior; to strip the creature — and  to place the crown on the head of God's free grace! I cannot ascribe too much to Jesus — or too little to man!

My object has always been to keep Christ constantly before the eye, and to enforce the precepts of the Divine word on the Lord's people — by the consideration of what Christ is to them, and has done for them — that so the love of Christ may constrain them to every good word, and every good work.

The written ministry of James Smith


 

 
 
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