Sermons & Devotionals by George Kulp
George Kulp
Cry Out, and Shout, Thou Inhabitant of Zion
Before proceeding to the chamber where the good man met the last enemy, and conquered through grace, we will consider one phase of the meetings in which Mr. Smith engaged, that often aroused the antagonism of the formal and churchy, and at the same time drew the curious to increase the numbers that ... Read More
George Kulp
Doing For Jesus
"She hath done what she could." Mark 14:8 Near the coast of England, on a reef of rocks out in the sea, stood a lighthouse to warn and guide vessels approaching that dangerous spot. Out there were terrific storms, and that part of the coast was the dread of the mariner. One dark, wild night, a ship ... Read More
George Kulp
Eternity
Eternity. The subject for our consideration, which is suggested by our text, is one in which all are interested. Tomorrow is Eternity. What man gets in this world is only a start in life, a preparation for the eternal beyond. Isaiah 57:15 If I were asked to define time, I would reply, It is limited ... Read More
George Kulp
Experience
TO SAVE HIS MOTHER We have had a German baron among us, Baron von Karlstein, who has written a book about New York and its inhabitants. One of his anecdotes is very good and interesting: On Washington's Birthday he was standing in a crowd on the corner of Fifth Avenue and Fourteenth Street, waiting ... Read More
George Kulp
Folly of Infidelity
HE PROVED IT Recently the evangelist, E. L. Hyde, was conducting a revival meeting at B___, in New Jersey, and in the course of his remarks said "he could prove to the satisfaction of any infidel within ten minutes, that he was a fool." little thinking that he would have occasion or opportunity of d... Read More
George Kulp
Give Me Souls, or I Die
"It is accounted of a steward that he be found faithful." "The soul that sinneth it must die." "He that winneth souls is wise. "For they watch for your souls as they that must give account." "What will a man give in exchange for his soul?" Rev. Maltbie D. Babcock, D. D., in a meeting of ministers, t... Read More
George Kulp
God's Care
I know one of God's children who has been shut in for ten long years or more, and in these years has learned such lessons of perfect trust that Heaven is very near all the time. Some time ago she needed a housekeeper, and finding some difficulty in securing one, she appealed to the ministers she kne... Read More
George Kulp
God's Plan
"In due time." Rom. 5:6 A few months ago I was engaged for a camp-meeting on the Pacific coast, and began to inquire concerning routes, fares and time. I secured a Railroad Guide and examined it carefully. I saw that trains were scheduled to leave at a certain hour, arrive at a certain hour, and the... Read More
George Kulp
Have You the Vision?
Isaiah 6:1 -- "I saw the Lord." In the year that king Uzziah died I saw also the Lord, sitting upon a throne, high and lifted up, and his train filled the temple. Above it stood the seraphims: each one had six wings; with twain he covered his face, and with twain he covered his feet, and with twain ... Read More
George Kulp
Hindered Prayers
"That your prayers be not hindered." I Pet. 3:7 "Get thee up; Israel hath sinned." Josh. 7:10 The readers of "Pilgrim's Progress" will call to mind how, when Christian was in Palace Beautiful and they showed him the remarkable objects in the armory, Moses' rod, the hammer and nail with which Jael sm... Read More
George Kulp
Hopeless To Fight Against God
"The stars in their courses fought against Sisera." Judges 5:20 On the back of the Book from which my text is taken I find these words -- Holy Bible. Within its pages I read: "Holy men of old spake as they were moved by the Holy Ghost." It tells of God who is of purer eyes than to behold evil and ca... Read More
George Kulp
How Readest Thou?
Luke 10:26 -- "How readest thou?" Some time ago a multimillionaire died and left a will disposing of the property that he had once possessed; for it is still true that of all the things in this world that you may own, you can take nothing with you when you leave. Many persons were anxious to know wh... Read More
George Kulp
It is Written
Rom. 10:15 -- "It is written." I have very little regard for that method of using the Bible that will permit one to open it at random, put the finger on the verse, and then take it as a message from God. It lacks common sense. One might as well go in a drug store, shut your eyes and reach out your h... Read More
George Kulp
Jesus
THE LIVING FOUNTAIN In a village on the Welsh coast, the people fetch all their water from a well. "Is this spring ever dry?" I inquired. "Dry? Yes, ma'am; very often in hot weather." "And where do you go then for water?" "To the freshet a little way out of town." "And if the freshet dries up?" "Why... Read More
George Kulp
Light in the Valley of the Shadow
"Fear not, for I am with thee." "The time of my departure is at hand." "When the day breaks and the shadows flee away. "Even so, Lord Jesus, come quickly." So I am watching quietly Every day, Whenever the sun shines brightly, I rise and say, "Surely it is the shining of His face!" And look unto the ... Read More
George Kulp
Missions
SELF-SACRIFICE A brilliant Oxford student was giving himself to the Wesleyan Missionary Society for African service. His tutor remonstrated. "You are going out to die in a year or two. It is madness." The young man -- who died after being on the field only a year -- answered: "I think it is with Afr... Read More
George Kulp
Obtaining More of God
"They shall run and not be weary." "I can do all things through Christ strengthening me." "In all things more than conquerors." "A well of water springing up unto everlasting life." "Thanks be unto God which giveth us the victory." When General Taylor came to the White House, he brought in his train... Read More
George Kulp
Prayer
NO SIZE IN PRAYER I remember hearing it said of a godly man, "Mr. So and-so is a gracious man, but he is very strange; for the other day he prayed to God about a key he had lost." The person who told it to me regarded with astonishment the idea of praying to God about a lost key; and he seemed altog... Read More
George Kulp
Preparation for Life Work
"Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed." "Search the Scriptures; they are they which testify of Me." John Smith was faithful to his opportunities. He was a new creature -- old things had passed away -- old associations and places knew him no more. He had a... Read More
George Kulp
Promises of God
THE CLASS-LEADER'S METHOD Carvosso had seen all his children converted but one. Borne down with anxiety for her, he sought counsel of his class-leader, Sunday night, returning from class. "Why don't you claim a promise of the Lord?" asked the leader. "I don't understand you." "Well, the Book is full... Read More
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George Brubaker Kulp was born in Philadelphia on July 23, 1845. At the age of 16, although underage, he enlisted in the Union Army, (Co. E, 91st PA) on July 22, 1862. In April of 1863 he was captured and spent the next several months in a Confederate prison. Upon his release it was discovered that he was underage, so he was discharged.
Within ten years Kulp was married and preaching in Pennsylvania. Founding and pastoring several churches in Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Nebraska, as well as writing many articles and books, Kulp was known as a fiery, no-nonsense evangelist preacher. He died, having served the Lord for many years, at the age of 93.