Jeremy B. Strang

Thoughts, Convictions, and Simple Journals

  • Christendom has Despised Jesus

    The blog below comes from a dear brother in Christ by the name of Frank. You can follow his blog at, A Call to the Remnant. Christendom has Despised Jesus Now I realize that this is a provocative title, I make no apologies for that. In 2 Sam 12, we find King David in a… Read more

  • Prayer – Leonard Ravenhill

    Prayer – Leonard Ravenhill

    Prayer Leonard Ravenhill  The Gospel Of Prayer     There’s nothing more transfiguring than prayer. People often ask, “Why do you insist on prayer so much?” The answer is very  simple – because Jesus did. You could change the title of the Gospel according to St. Luke to the Gospel of Prayer. It’s the prayer life of Jesus. The… Read more

  • Feeding the Sheep or Amusing the Goats?

    The blog below comes from, Defending. Contending.  Feeding the Sheep or Amusing the Goats? “An excerpt from a message preached by Charles Spurgeon – this kind of preaching is rare in the world of the 21st century. Too many think we can amuse goats instead of feed sheep. In the end, the minister loses because… Read more

  • The Glory Has Departed

    Below is a blog from a dear brother in Christ, Daniel. You can follow his blog here. I could not but help to re-post this and share with everyone. Daniel wrote, The Glory Has Departed “So then, those who had raised their hand were baptized, and there were added that day about three souls. And… Read more

  • Uncompromising Faith – New book by Greg Gordon of SermonIndex coming Jan 2014

    Uncompromising Faith I wanted to share this early and I will remind all of you again just before this comes out in Jan of 2014. I highly recommend that you give this new book a serious consideration for your reading library. Below you can learn more about the book, the author, brother Greg Gordon of SermonIndex.net… Read more

  • Let us go outside the camp – Spurgeon

    “Let us go therefore unto Him, outside the camp.” – Hebrews 13:13 Jesus, bearing His cross, went forth to suffer without the gate. The Christian’s reason for leaving the camp of the world’s sin and religion is not because he loves to be singular, but because Jesus did so; and the disciple must follow his Master.… Read more