Kingdom of God

by D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones

Book Overview

When Jesus came to earth, He clearly and boldly proclaimed the good news of the kingdom of God. Yet, perhaps none of His teachings has been more misunderstood than this one.Some have thought of our Lord as simply a great moral leader whose aim was to help us all become better people. When we're good enough, according to this view, the kingdom of God will be established in our midst once and for all. Others see Jesus as a revolutionary with a fiery...

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0891076484
• ISBN13: 9780891076483
• Release Date: August 1992
• Publisher: Crossway Books
• Length: 222 Pages
• Weight: 0.92 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 5.9" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Fantastic Book

I do wish that younger people would be better acquainted with the writings and sermons of Dr. Lloyd-Jones. This book, The Kingdom of God, is a fantastic compliation of sermons on what is meant by "The Kingdom of God." Taking from various passages in the gospels, Lloyd-Jones exemplifies the joy of knowing and walking with Christ as sons and daughters who believe that gospel message. With constant reverences to modern society, the truths seem to echo through history that while all else changes, social, political, or intellectual trends, the kingdom of God remains that same, as does his saving power for those who believe in him. I would recommend this book to anyone, but most particularly to the younger individuals who need to develop a growing passion for servant leaders of the Christian faith who have adhered to Biblical principles.

Great Book!

This is typical Lloyd-Jones. As with most of his books, these are a series of his sermons that were later transcribed. In my opinion, this is some of his best evangelical preaching. I was once told that if you want to learn how to preach, sit under a great preacher. Well, we can no longer hear the "fire" of the Doctor's voice, but due to this, and the many other books of his sermons published, a young preacher can at least learn how to construct a powerful sermon. In fact, as the art of preaching wanes today, this book is a must read. Lloyd-Jones was trained originally as a medical doctor, and was a rising star as a diagnostitian in London prior to his call to the ministry. He became such a popular preacher in the 20th century because he used his great skills in diagnosing the ills of the world in which he lived. This book is an example of that, and though these sermons were preached over 30 years ago, they ably show how timeless the Chirstian Gospel is. In the various sermons found in this book, he forcfully and expertly explains what Christianity is and the importance of the Christian message to a world that is falling apart.