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J. Stuart Holden
J. Stuart Holden
7 Sermons
J. Stuart Holden (1872-1934) was an Anglican preacher who served as vicar of St. Paul's, Portman Square, London, and was a prominent speaker at the Keswick Convention.

Sermons 7

John 14:26

J. Stuart Holden emphasizes the profound claim that believers have the mind of Christ, highlighting how this is justified when one responds to Jesus Christ, unites with Him in faith, and is born again

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Ecclesiastes 11:4

J. Stuart Holden emphasizes the importance of not allowing deterrent influences to hinder our Christian service and commitment. Just as a farmer must sow his seed regardless of unfavorable conditions,

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Romans 8:29

J. Stuart Holden preaches about the Christian believer being a self-made man in a unique sense, choosing to follow the Model of Christ who first chose him. This believer humbly, resolutely, and prayer

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Matthew 7:24

J. Stuart Holden delves into the profound demands the New Testament places on believers, emphasizing the inseparable link between divine truths and human actions. The sermon highlights the call to not

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Romans 8:35

J. Stuart Holden emphasizes the challenging yet rewarding nature of Christian witness, highlighting the personal growth that occurs when faith is tested against difficult circumstances. He encourages

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John 15:5

J. Stuart Holden preaches about the divine partnership between God and believers, emphasizing that as God's workmanship, we are created in Christ Jesus for good works. He highlights the active role be

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Isaiah 55:8

J. Stuart Holden preaches about Martha's misconception when she said, 'Lord, if thou hadst been here, my brother had not died' (John 11:21), highlighting how she did not realize that Lazarus' death wa

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