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A Basket of Fragments

The sermons of revival

R. M. McCheyne

McCheyne sermon?s bring before us the extemporaneous pleadings with sinners in which few so greatly excelled, as did. These sermons are stamped with eternity; they are the expression of one upon whose heart the weight of perishing sinners pressed and who earnestly longed for their conversion.

A Basket of Fragments

Notes for Revival

R. M. McCheyne

In the years following his death R. M. McCheyne’s congregation compiled a collection of his talks from their own personal notes, so eager were they to preserve his writings. The result is a book of bite–size messages characterised by Christ–centred exposition, that testifies to McCheyne’s trust in the Word of God. A Basket of Fragments overflows with wisdom stemming from a love of Scripture and a passionate desire to see people saved.

Mission of Discovery

The Beginning of Modern Jewish Evangelism

R. M. McCheyne and Andrew Bonar

This epic chronicle has a fascination that stems from the attention to detail both men had for what they saw. It is part travel book, adventure story and social history. An absorbing story of the scattered Jewish people of the mid 19th century and the problems of travel in politically unstable situations.

The Believer’s Joy

R. M. McCheyne

This short book brings together seven of McCheyne’s sermons, in which he expounds the glories of life in Christ. Shorter and more easily digestible than some of his written works, but lacking none of the biblical depth, this book makes for powerful devotional material.

The Seven Churches of Asia

R. M. McCheyne

This fascinating collection of sermons that were preached during a period of great revival in Scotland. With seven sermons, one on each of the churches in Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamos, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia and Laodicea - offered valuable insights into the distinctives of these early church situations.

The Sweet Bond of Christian Love

A Collection of Quotes from Robert Murray McCheyne

R. M. McCheyne

Despite not living to see his 30th birthday, Robert Murray McCheyne’s impact on the spiritual life of Scotland was remarkable. This short collection of quotes gives readers a taste of the insight he had into spiritual things, and the clarity with which he expressed these truths.