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website listed on this page does not imply any endorsement of the website's general
contents, nor should it be inferred that M'Cheyne himself held the same doctrinal position
as the site owners.
This sermon is an account of the childhood conversion of James Laing who was born on 28
July 1828 and fell asleep in Christ on 11 June 1842 after a long illness. The title of the
sermon is taken from "My beloved is gone down into His garden to gather
lilies." - Song of Songs 6.2
Finding the sermon "Another Lily Gathered" led me to
discover that it was posted on-line by the Bible Presbyterian Church.
The Westminster Presbyterian is the website of the North American presbytery of the Free Church of Scotland (Continuing). It has rich theological archives in the Westminster tradition, which include M'Cheyne's sermon on John 14:6, "Christ the Way, the Truth and the Life", a succinct
explanation of the Gospel. Additions - the sermon "God in
Christ Reconciling the World" based on 1 Corinthians 5:19, and "This
Do in Remembrance of Me" his sermon on Holy Communion. "The
Cry for Revival" has also been added in two parts. A further addition
is "The Inward Experience of Believers", a sermon based on
Romans 7:22-25.
This web-site was begun by Sean Richardson when he lived in Alabama
(he moved to Tennessee in 2001). It had some good coverage on several famous
Scottish preachers; Thomas Boston, Samuel Rutherford and Dr John Kennedy being listed
along with M'Cheyne. It
included "Vessels of Wrath", which was the last sermon M'Cheyne
preached before his life on earth ended. It also included M'Cheyne's sermon "Thanksgiving
Obtains The Spirit". This was preached at St Peter's on the first Sabbath
after his return from Palestine, Nov 24, 1839.
This new site posted by Alan Newble effectively replaces the one above, and was made
with the active encouragement of Sean Richardson.
However, as yet, it does not have the M'Cheyne material which was on his site.
It links back to my site.
A link from Scottish Preachers leads to an online version of M'Cheyne's
calendar for daily Bible readings, posted by Mount Zion Chapel Library - Reading
Room. Both Spurgeon & Lloyd-Jones recommended this scheme for reading through the OT
once and NT & Psalms twice each year.
Max Randall is pastor of a church in Williamstown, Kentucky. His Christian links page
contains some of M'Cheyne's sermons. Sermon titles are "CHRIST'S
LOVE TO THE CHURCH", "FAMILY GOVERNMENT"
, "THE RIGHT IMPROVEMENT OF AFFLICTION" and
"THE TIME IS SHORT".
David Ash is the pastor of Shiloh Baptist Church in Gainesville, GA. The on-line
library includes two sermons by M'Cheyne, "Christ's Love to the Church"
and "Will ye also go away?". It also includes "BETHANY:
THE SICKNESS, DEATH AND RESURRECTION OF LAZARUS", a series of seven
sermons by Robert Murray M'Cheyne for the Comfort of the believer in Sickness and Death.
There are many more good articles by other authors.
These files are in Portable Document Format 
(PDF), for which you need Acrobat
Reader™ to view them.
This program can be freely downloaded from the Adobe Systems Incorporated web site.
For those without Acrobat Reader™, I found that all seven Bethany
sermons are also available for viewing as HTML files by ordinary web-browsers. These are
found on the web-site of Sovereign Grace Articles. This excellent site administered by Ron
Thompson contains a wealth of Reformed material by several other authors, past &
present. Highly recommended.
This site now has the following items by M'Cheyne - "The Christian's
Warfare", "Another Lily Gathered", "The
Deeper Life", "Will ye also go away?", "No
Man Can Come", "Lightning from the East", "Watching
unto Prayer", "The Lord and His Rewards", "A
Right to the Tree of Life", "Plenteous Redemption",
"Bought With A Price", "Christ Despised and
Rejected", "Inability to Come to Christ", "Spirit
of Truth the Only Guide to Truth", "Three That Bear Record in
Heaven", "Gospel Not in Word But in Power",
"Saved Through Mercy, Not Works", "Saviour Praying
for the Comforter", "Arguments to Prayer For the Spirit",
"The Peace of Zion's Children", "Saving Faith, The
Gift of God", "True Believers the Sons of God",
"Help Thou Mine Unbelief", "Strengthened With
Might By The Spirit", "The Faithfulness of God",
"Called With An Holy Calling", "Chosen to
Salvation", "Quickened Together With Christ",
"New Creatures in Christ", "Ministry of
Reconcilation", "God In Christ Reconciling The World",
"Ambassadors For Christ", "Earnest Heed to the
Message", "Are You One of the Elect?", "Christ
the Only Refuge", "How Much I owe", "Words
Old and New", "He Being Dead Yet Speaketh",
"Formality Not Christianity", "The Ten Virgins
(in 4 parts)", "Family Government", "Thanksgiving
Obtains the Spirit", "A Time of Refreshing",
"The Love of Christ".
Though many of these are short daily readings, a few of them are longer sermons.
Here is a direct link to Ron's index page for all these M'Cheyne articles.
There is also a short biographical portrait of M'Cheyne taken from the biography of
Robert Murray M'Cheyne by James Alexander Stewart.
In addition there is an example from M'Cheyne's personal letters, a series of "Letters
to a soul seeking Jesus" under the title "Corruption".
"From the Memoirs & Remains of Robert Murray M'Cheyne.
M'Cheyne, known for his personal holiness in his day, notes some of the steps he has
resolved to take in order to live a more God-pleasing life." This copy is
posted in the TheoCenTriC
WebSiTe. This on-line library is posted by Rich Vincent, who is a pastor in
Indianapolis, Indiana. It also contains articles from Hugh Binning
(1627-1653), W.C.Clow (late 1800's - early 1900's), John Angell James (1785-1859), Bob
O'Bannon (1964 - present), John Owen (1616-1683), Edward Pearse
(1633-1673), Gardiner Spring (1785-1872), C.H.Spurgeon (1834-1892), Solomon Stoddard
(1643-1749), and Samuel Zwemer (late 1800's - early 1900's). Worth a visit.
This sermon by M'Cheyne (based on 1 Corinthians 7:29-31) was found on the web-site for Eternal Life Ministries.
Also now on the same web-site are two more M'Cheyne sermons: The Conviction of
Sin and Who
Shall Separate Us?
There was a link back to Mt.Carmel Publications from the following sermon.
M'Cheyne's sermon on the Song of Songs chapter 2 verses 8-17. This page also includes
one of M'Cheyne's longer poems, entitled "On Mungo Park's finding a tuft of green
moss in the African desert". Mungo Park was the Scottish missionary and explorer
who discovered the source of the river Niger in West Africa.
A short extract from one of M'Cheyne's sermons was found on the web-site of Chuck
Baggett, who is pastor of the Shiloh Baptist Church in Houlka, MS.
A sermon by M'Cheyne based on Psalm 85:6 "Wilt thou not revive us
again: that thy people may rejoice in thee?"
This message was found in the mid 1960s as a small pamphlet in a rare book store in
Dundee. It was first published at Edinburgh in 1844.
Recently I discovered that this sermon is included in the book The Believer's Joy published by Free
Presbyterian Publications.
The on-line version is posted on the web-site Sermons and More -
Seeking His Face belonging to Thom Garner in Texas, which includes further Sermons/Articles
Pertaining to Spiritual Awakening. Definitely
worth a visit !
A page in the above web-site indexes many more sermons by M'Cheyne which have been
posted by Tom Garner.
The titles of those listed are: "A Faithful Ministry",
"Adoption", "Apostasy", "Believers
Not Ashamed of the Cross of Christ", "Christ's House and
Servants", "Christ Series" (3 sermons based on
John 10:1-15), "Christ the Way, the Truth and the Life", "Christ
the Door into the Church", "Christ The Life",
"Conversion", "Do What You Can",
"Electing Love", "Faith's View of Christ",
"Future Eternal Punishment", "Grieve not the Holy
Spirit", "God's Rectitude in Future Punishment",
"High Time to Awake out of Sleep", "Melting the
Betrayer", "Ministers: Ambassadors for Christ",
"Thanksgiving Obtains the Spirit", "The Ark",
"The Call of Abraham", "The Cry for Revival",
"The Eternal Torment of the Wicked - Matter of Eternal Song to the Redeemed",
"The Hireling and the True Shepherd", "The Lord's
Dealing With His People", "The Mental Agonies of Hell",
"The Mighty Conqueror", "The Pilgrim's Staff",
"The Salvation of God", "The Saviour's Tears over
the Lost", "The Spirit Committed To God", "The
Transfiguration of Christ", "The True and False Shepherd",
"The True Pleasantness Of Being A Child Of God", "The
Vision of Dry Bones", "The Word Made Flesh".
Answers to queries on the subject of the revival of religion in St. Peter's parish,
Dundee. Submitted to a committee of the presbytery of Aberdeen.
This article written by M'Cheyne, which was first published in 1841, appears on the
web-site of Evangelical Tracts.
M'Cheyne's seven addresses on chapters 2 & 3 of Revelation, "The Seven
Churches of Asia", is posted on the site of the Free Church of
Scotland. The site uses frames, so the link is just to their home page.
Also there is a short extract from M'Cheyne's letter written in July 1842 to the
editor of the Dundee Warder on "Communion with Brethren of other Denominations."
The Notable
Sermons Library of this site contains at least eighteen of M'Cheyne's
sermons. The web-meister is Jeffrey C. Nesbitt.
Several of these sermons are from A Basket of Fragments. For
details of the book of this title, please click on A Basket
of Fragments.
Under the heading "A Word of Encouragement", this is
an extract from the book: 'God Makes a Path', compiled by: Stanley
Barnes, and was posted by Freedom
Ministries.
This recently posted article is on the web-site of Credenda Agenda, and appears in Vol. 4, No.1, dated January 10th,1999
A letter written by M'Cheyne to a parishioner on a sick-bed in 1840. Found on the
web-site called Think Again!.
Taken from the back cover of Sermons of Robert Murray M'Cheyne published by The Banner
of Truth Trust.
An article written by M'Cheyne which was published only in The
Scottish Christian Herald (Vol. 1, 1836).
This piece is now available in the on-line back copies of the magazine of the Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland
(December 1998).
This sermon by M'Cheyne is on the web-site belonging to Call to Worship Ministry of
Zion Chapel.
The same sermon was posted here on my own web-site as early as
February 1998.
This missionary society's web-site now includes M'Cheyne's famous sermon regarding Our
Duty to Israel. Follow the link from their menu page to "Blasts
from the Past." This version of To the Jew First
is lightly modernised with scripture references added. The original text of the same sermon first appeared in online form on my
own web-site.
Based in Phoenix Arizona. Their Chronicle #8 page of September 1997 contained three
letters on various subjects written by Robert Murray M'Cheyne.
This brief article by M'Cheyne (based on Mark 9:44,46,48) was found
on a Portuguese language web-site in Brazil, though this particular page is in English.
I think it is an extract from one of his sermons, rather than the whole of a
sermon. This Fundamental Baptist website is called SolaScriptura TT.
For some more M'Cheyne items in Portuguese, visit my M'Cheyne in other languages page.
This sermon based on Isaiah 44:3-4 is now available on the
website of Central Baptist
Church of Clifton, Colorado.
The same piece also appears on the website of Life Action Revival
Ministries. It was taken from the book,"From the
Preacher's Heart".
This letter 'to a soul whom he never saw' is posted on the website of Grace Chapel Scottsdale,
Arizona. It is letter number 22 in Bonar's "Memoir and
Remains..." and was dated March 20, 1840.
This piece (listed in "Memoir and Remains" as one already published) has been
posted on the web-site of Loughbrickland
Reformed Presbyterian Church in Co Down, Northern Ireland. In it M'Cheyne
defended the entire sanctification of the Lord's day.
This sermon based on 2 Corinthians 5:14 "For the love of Christ constrains
us" is on the website of The Reforming
and Congregational Church, East Geelong, Australia, a site with the object of
"Maintaining the Evangelical and Trinitarian Faith of Historic
Christianity". The same site has a lovely page on Anne Ross Cousin's famous
hymn "The Sands of Time" which she based on the letters of Samuel Rutherford.
It also has interesting critiques of Abraham Kuyper, Francis Schaeffer and
Cornelius van Til.
Found on the web-site of His By Grace.
Found on the web-site of Freedom Ministries in the UK, which is
largely devoted to countering so-called Christian Rock music.
The article was transcribed from the book: 'God Makes a Path'. See also the M'Cheyne books page for details.
Sermon on Ephesians 2:8 found in the archive for April 2001 of the Heavenly
Notes section of the JoyPals
web-site.
Tip for using Search Engines: The
spelling of his surname varies:- M'Cheyne | McCheyne | MacCheyne. These Google links
search for "Robert Murray ...."
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