Sermons & Devotionals by Arthur Pink

Trusting God! Arthur Pink, 1933 Of himself, the Christian can no more regulate his faith than he could originate it. Only He who imparted it, can call it forth into action. This is recognized by few today. Even in those little groups where it is owned that faith is the gift of God (Eph 2:8-9; Phi 1:... Read More

Christian Resurrection Arthur Pink The title of this article will probably suggest to most of our readers that we shall treat therein exclusively with the future condition of the believer's body. Really it is deplorable that such a circumscribed view should obtain so widely in this twentieth century... Read More

Baptism (A Sermon given on November 22, 1927) Arthur Pink My remarks this evening will be drawn from and based upon three separate verses of Scripture, the first of which is found in Hebrews 2:11—"For both he who sanctifies and they who are sanctified are all of one." The reference there is to the R... Read More

Glorious Sinai Arthur Pink January, 1949 "Now if the ministry that brought death , which was engraved in letters on stone, came with glory , so that the Israelites could not look steadily at the face of Moses because of its glory , fading though it was, will not the ministry of the Spirit be even mo... Read More

The Law and the Saint Arthur Pink 1. INTRODUCTION It has been said that every unregenerate sinner has the heart of a Pharisee. This is true; and it is equally true that every unregenerate sinner has the heart of an Antinomian. This is the character which is expressly given to the carnal mind: it is ... Read More

The Great Change Arthur Pink September, 1946 "If any man is in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new!" 2 Corinthians 5:17 INTRODUCTION Some of our older readers may recall a book which made quite a stir in the religious world, especially the Armi... Read More

John the Baptist Arthur Pink It might well be supposed that our Lord's forerunner was no ordinary man. Before assenting to that idea, it is necessary to determine what is meant in that connection by "no ordinary man." If it implies that John must have been one of social prestige and prominence, a hi... Read More

The Kingdom of Christ Arthur Pink, 1938 In our "Covenant" articles in the current issues (Studies in the Scriptures – January and February 1938) it has been pointed out that one of the dominant characteristics of Christ's throne and kingdom, distinguishing it from all human and earthly ones, is its ... Read More

The Late Editor's Last Days August, 1952 The writing of an account of the late Editor's, my dear husband's, home-call devolves upon me, and I feel so unqualified for such a sacred task that I tremble to attempt it. Making the words of the prophet my own, "I am not a prophetess, neither the daughter ... Read More

The Application of Scriptures A Biblical Refutation of Dispensationalism Arthur Pink, 1934 Contents: 1. The Proper Application of Scripture 2. All Scripture Is Meant for Us 3. The Unity of the Scriptures 4. The Promises of God's Word 5. The Use of God's Word Article 1. The Proper APPLICATION of Scri... Read More

Semi-jubilee Letter Arthur Pink December, 1946 Upon Israel's waging a successful battle against the Philistines, Samuel set up a stone to commemorate their victory and mark where it occurred, calling the name of it Ebenezer, saying, "Hitherto has the LORD helped us" (1 Samuel 7:12). The prophet's ob... Read More

Our Annual Letter by Arthur Pink December, 1948 "Sow your seed in the morning, and at evening let not your hands be idle, for you do not know which will succeed, whether this or that, or whether both will do equally well." Ecclesiastes 11:6 We have now entered upon what must be at least the beginnin... Read More

Our Annual Letter Arthur Pink December, 1949 "And Nehemiah continued: Go and celebrate with a feast of rich foods and sweet drinks, and share gifts of food with people who have nothing prepared. This is a sacred day before our Lord. Do not be dejected and sad, for the joy of the LORD is your strengt... Read More

Spiritual Ups and Downs By Isaac Watts, written in 1726 to a distressed soul. It is at the request of your excellent brother that I take the freedom to offer my sentiments in order to restore that comfort to your soul which you have many years enjoyed, and which has been of late a little interrupted... Read More

Grievances "The Gospel Standard Magazine" 1864 Among the various characters that are ever moving up and down in this busy world, we sometimes encounter that peculiar and by no means pleasant one which we may call, a man with a grievance . Even among your own relations and friends you may find him; f... Read More

A Morning Prayer S.E. Pierce, 1820 O Lord, it is declared in Your Word, that man is like a thing of nothing, his time passes away like a shadow. We have to set our seal to this truth. For the night is past with us, and the morning come, and it is wholly owing to Your will we remain in existence in t... Read More

An Evening Prayer S. E. Pierce, 1820 We come again into Your immediate presence, and present our persons, our souls and bodies, before Your Divine Majesty, to record Your name, and celebrate Your praise for all the blessings You have bestowed on us the past day. You have fed us. You have been with u... Read More

Holiness and Prayer Joseph Caryl, 1647 "But if you will look to God and plead with the Almighty, if you are pure and upright, even now he will rouse himself on your behalf " Job 8:5-6 Holy people are fit for holy duties—and they alone. Sin is our separation from God, and holy duties are acts of comm... Read More

A Humble Man From a letter by William Romaine (1714-1795). A humble man can come to no harm; he will be ever trusting in the Lord, because he finds nothing in himself to trust in, while he gives great glory to God by trusting much in Him. God gives him great grace, and this is to keep alive an abidi... Read More

Love to All the Saints E. Adams How should I regard Christians who "follow not with us?" a young believer may ask. Well, how would that Great-Heart, the Apostle Paul, have regarded them? Are they not children of God? Hearts may agree although heads differ. God sees grace—where we see none. If you th... Read More