In 1966, Martyn Lloyd-Jones made a public appeal for unity among evangelicals to come together as a fellowship of evangelical churches. This book discusses Lloyd-Jones' appeal for unity, and what this appeal means for churches today. In this chapter, the author discusses how this appeal was made in the context of a doctrinally mixed denomination.
This book discusses the history of the Bala Ministers’ Conference in Wales, from its inception until recent years, and the role played by Martyn Lloyd-Jones. The author critically examines this history, drawing conclusions regarding the relationship between the Word and Spirit in evangelism. He outlines the background behind the establishment of the Ministers' Conference in 1955.
This article is about M. Lloyd-Jones' view on preaching, specifically the authority and power of preaching, the presence of God and preaching, the attention of the hearers, the preacher and powerful preaching, and preaching and prayer.
