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John Albert Broadus was a master of clarity in communication and sympathy with his audience. He was also considered to be one of the foremost American pastors during the last half of the nineteenth century. Preserved in this work are the texts of 21 sermons and addresses Broadus delivered on a wide range of occasions. Topics range from worship to sanctification, from evangelism to prayer to an...

For I could wish that myself were accursed from Christ for my brethren.—Romans 9:3. THIS is known to students of the Scriptures as one of the passages which are commonly accounted difficult,—one of the hard places. A preacher would not be likely to take such a passage as his text, unless he supposed it possible to present a simple and natural explanation of it, and to draw from it as thus explained some useful, practical lessons. Before I try to do
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