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Watson Thomas Lord’s Prayer

The Lord’s Prayer By Thomas Watson CHOICE EXCERPTS The Preface to the Lord’s Prayer “Our Father in heaven.” The First Petition in the Lord’s Prayer “Hallowed be your name.” Matthew 6:9 The Second Petition in the Lord’s Prayer “May Your kingdom come.” Matthew 6:10 (part 1) (part 2) (part 3)

Watson, Thomas Beatitudes

Spurgeon – Matthew Commentary

Spurgeon’s Commentary on Matthew therefore represents the fruit of a lifetime spent in the study and exposition of Scripture. … Spurgeon’s Commentary on Matthew therefore represents the fruit of a lifetime spent in the study and exposition of Scripture.

Walvoord Matthew Thy Kingdom Come cmt

Walvoord Matthew Thy Kingdom Come gbk

Morgan Commentary on 3 Gospels, Acts, and Romans

English, E. Schuyler – Studies In The Gospel According To Matthew

Fortner, Don – Discovering Christ in Matthew

Manton, Thomas – The Lord’s Prayer

A Practical Exposition of the Lord’s Prayer These sermons are from Volume 1 of Manton’s works.

Watson, Thomas – Commentary on the Beatitudes

Dealing with Bitterness in the Pastor examines the pastor when he is bitter about the ministry and his people.
Topics: Causes and solutions through introspection. Defining Pastoral Bitterness (The Humanity of People) (Missing the Point, We are in a Spiritual Warfare with Satan) | Causes of Bitterness in the Ministry (Personal Sickness) (Running from Problems rather than Meeting them Head on) (Pastoral Marital Problems) | Cures for Bitterness in the Ministry (Faithfulness) (Prayer, and Your Prayer Life) (The Case of the Hypocrite) (Effectiveness of Your Ministry, Making Moral Change Happen) (Being Evangelistic as a Ministry).
Read the Article: Dealing with Bitterness in the Pastor./p>

What's the difference between sheep and goats?

Tract: ch39 What should we preach? This tract outlines what is the difference between "good preaching" and "bad preaching" from scriptural texts so that we have the authority of God on it.

Sections:
What is biblical preaching?
Wholesome Doctrine
Good Doctrine produces Piety
Bad doctrine and preaching
Strong Reproof
Preaching to Entertain
Beneficial Preaching

We cannot identify “good preaching” if we do not understand the purpose and vocation of the preacher... The very words of God are to be explained such that the will of God is understood by repeating these words, explaining them, and insisting on them as our obligation. The lack of use of explicit (read aloud, exposit, and illustrate) Scripture makes for bad preaching...It is understood that the majority of people hearing a sermon do not want to be rebuked, but this is exactly what “good preaching” does.

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