First a word about sources.

They're almost out of these downstairs, but by what's left,

the two-volume biography is where I got everything I know about his life

by Ian Murray, Banner of Truth.

And then these three books are my three sources basically for what I'm going to say,

Revival, Crossway, Joy Unspeakable, and The Sovereign spirit, Harold Shaw publishers in this country.

If you want a 20-page outline of his life, five evangelical leaders by his grandson, real fun book to read about Stott and Lloyd Jones and Schaefer and Packer and Billy Graham,

little mini biographies. I hope you all have or will have preaching and preachers.

I'm Martin Lloyd Jones. I just dipped into here for a few quotes that that seemed to me crucial.

And this is the Bible, which is in everything.

In preaching, preachers Martin Lloyd Jones wrote,

preaching has been my life's work.

To me, the work of preaching is the highest and the greatest and the most glorious calling

to which anyone can ever be called.

And even as I read it again, it makes tingles go up and down my back because

God has been privileged to call me to preach. I can't get over the awesome privilege of having been called by the living God to herald his truth.

Many called him the last of the Calvinistic Methodist preachers because he had Calvin's love for truth and sound

reformed doctrine.

He was thoroughly Calvinistic and reformed and on the other side fire and passion.

For 30 years he preached at the Westminster Chapel in London.

Usually that meant three times on a weekend, Friday evening, Sunday morning and Sunday

evening.

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