Sermons & Devotionals by Arthur Pink

An Evangelical Spirit by Arthur Pink April, 1942 Once more we employ a term which does not occur in so many letters and syllables on the pages of Holy Writ. Though its sound is not heard there—the sense and substance of it most certainly is—and it is one which we can scarcely avoid using if we are t... Lee mas

The Cure for Despondency by Arthur Pink "Why are you cast down, O my soul? Why so disturbed within me? Put your hope in God, for I will yet praise Him, my Savior and my God." Psalm 42:5 When the Psalmist gave utterance to these words, his spirit was dejected and his heart was heavy within him. In th... Lee mas

It is Finished! by Arthur Pink "When Jesus had received the sour wine, He said, 'It is finished!' Then bowing His head, He gave up His spirit." John 19:30 How terribly have these blessed words of Christ been misunderstood, misappropriated and misapplied! How many seem to think that on the cross the ... Lee mas

Keeping the Heart by Arthur Pink In Christendom today there are thousands of professing Christians against whom little or nothing in the way of fault could be found, so far as their outward lives are concerned. They live moral, clean, upright, honest lives—while at the same time the state of their h... Lee mas

Evangelical Obedience Arthur Pink November, 1949 This article is designed chiefly for the enlightenment and comfort of those of God's people who are deeply exercised over their own obedience, and are often cast down by the defectiveness of the same. There is a real need for a Scriptural opening-up o... Lee mas

DISCOURAGEMENT Arthur Pink May, 1948 We have recently been impressed by the frequency with which God calls upon His people to "be strong and of a good courage" (Deu 31:6-7, 23; Jos 1:6, 9, 18). Time after time, we find the Lord, either actually or substantially, exhorting His people thus. The implic... Lee mas

Repent or Perish! by Arthur Pink "Unless you repent —you too will all perish !" Luke 13:3 These were the words of the incarnate Son of God. They have never been cancelled; nor will they be as long as this world lasts. Repentance is absolute and necessary if the sinner is to make peace with God (Isai... Lee mas

The Friendship of Christ Arthur Pink December, 1945 We wonder how many of our readers have ever heard a sermon or read an article on this precious subject. We wonder how many of His people are accustomed to think of Christ in this blessed relationship. If the answer be, "Few," that is indeed patheti... Lee mas

Christian Homes Arthur Pink September, 1948 Many of those who look no farther than the temporal happiness of individuals and the welfare of the State are not insensible of the importance and value of domestic relationships , realizing that the family is but the unit of the nation. No matter how exce... Lee mas

The Precepts and Understanding Arthur Pink November, 1946 "A man of understanding will obtain guidance" Proverbs 1:5 "Understanding shall guard you" Proverbs 2:11 "How much better to get wisdom than gold, to choose understanding rather than silver!" Proverbs 16:16 "Understanding is a fountain of lif... Lee mas

The Precepts and Liberty Arthur Pink December, 1946 "So shall I keep your law continually forever and ever. And I will walk at liberty —for I seek your precepts " Psalm 119:44-45 But do not men at large—at least in the 'civilized' world, "walk at liberty"? The great majority think so—but they are mu... Lee mas

One Thing Arthur Pink November, 1947 " One thing you lack" Mark 10:21 Those words addressed by our Lord to the rich young ruler who had approached Him with such apparent eagerness and earnestness, and in whom there were some admirable qualities which are rarely found in young men, especially those o... Lee mas

Following Christ! Arthur Pink "He who follows Me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the light of life" John 8:12 How easy it is to read these words, but how difficult it is to put them truly into practice! It is much, very much, to be thankful for if the Holy Spirit has wrought a real desire... Lee mas

Honoring God by Arthur Pink November, 1948 "Those who honor me — I will honor." 1 Samuel 2:30 Those words were addressed unto Eli after he had failed lamentably in his duty both as a father and as the high priest of Israel. His sons were wild and wayward, and he "restrained them not" (1 Samuel 3:13)... Lee mas

Friends Arthur Pink, 1951 At the very beginning of human history, God Himself declared, "It is not good that the man should be alone" (Gen 2:18). He was not made for solitude, but society, not to live in isolation, but in company with others. Yet since God spoke those words — sin has entered the wor... Lee mas

TEARS Arthur Pink, September, 1950 Tears are one of the many consequences of sin, for there is no weeping in Heaven, nor could we conceive of there being any upon earth, had man preserved his pristine purity, for holiness and happiness are inseparable. Nevertheless, it is evident that when God made ... Lee mas

SLEEPING Arthur Pink, July, 1950 (This article and its companion one, Waking , are not written to entertain the curious, but with the endeavor of giving God His true place, by moving His people unto more thankfulness for what are loosely termed, "His common mercies.") It seems strange that the avera... Lee mas

WAKING Arthur Pink, August, 1950 (This article and its companion one, Sleeping , are not written to entertain the curious, but with the endeavor of giving God His true place, by moving His people unto more thankfulness for what are loosely termed, "His common mercies.") "I lay down and slept; I awok... Lee mas

No More! Arthur Pink There are a number of deeply interesting and most important passages in which those two words are found, several of which are misunderstood by many of the Lord's own people. Some of them are most blessed and precious, others unspeakably solemn and awesome. For example, how comfo... Lee mas

Much More! Arthur Pink Whereas the Bible is far from being a philosophical treatise, there is nothing in it which is contrary to real wisdom. Though there is much in it which far transcends the grasp of the finite mind, none of its teaching is opposed unto the principles of sound reasoning. In one p... Lee mas