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Sermons of Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones

Sermons of Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones

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The MLJ Trust presents original audio recordings of the sermons of Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones (1899-1981). Dr. Lloyd-Jones was a Welsh minister who preached and taught in the Reformed tradition. He is considered by many evangelical leaders today to be an authority on biblical truth and the sufficiency of Scripture. Dr. Lloyd-Jones’ principal ministry was at Westminster Chapel, in central London, from 1939-1968, where he delivered multi-year expositions on books of the bible such as Romans, Ephesians and the Gospel of John.© MLJ Trust Christianity Ministry & Evangelism Spirituality
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  • The Heart and Mind of Man
    Jul 7 2025
    Romans 2:4-5 — What is repentance? In the sermon from Romans 2:4-5 titled “The Heart and Mind of Man”, Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones explains what it means to think again or changing one’s mind, both of which involve a direct action. Paul is preaching to a people who have completely forgotten the goodness of God that should lead to repentance. The first step to repent involves a completely changed attitude about God in submission of the heart and mind. The heart is the wellspring of sin that must be changed on the inside first and then the outside actions will follow. Dr. Lloyd-Jones explains that sin completely blinds and hearts are hardened by the deceitfulness of sin. This passage also warns that those who have a hardened and impenetrable heart are storing up wrath for themselves. But once they are saved, they can rest that the Lord who started a good work in them will continue to do so until the day He returns. That day will reveal who was repentant and who was pretending and storing up wrath.
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  • Repentance and God's Goodness
    Jul 6 2025
    Romans 2:2-4 — The goodness of God leads to repentance, but God’s goodness does not erase His wrath. While that may sound severe, in this sermon on Romans 2:2-4 titled “Repentance and God’s Goodness” Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones brings the proof. By His unchanging character, God is good and just. Though He is longsuffering, He never ignores sin. His justice requires that He have wrath against sin. It would be like a parent threatening a disobedient child but never following through with a punishment. That child loses respect for the parent since the punishment does not occur. In the same manner, all should be in awe of God and His mercy, and sin should cause active repentance. Christians should never use an attribute of God or Scripture for their own selfish purposes. Paul preaches to the Romans that the kindness of the Lord leads both the believer and the unbeliever to repentance. The fact that the Lord is actively leading His people is a great hope and proof of His goodness and mercy.
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  • The Longsuffering of God
    Jul 5 2025
    Romans 2:2-3 — There is no way to escape the judgement of God. Sometimes people laugh and joke about sin, but judgement is coming and so Christians must warn others about the condition of their souls. Paul warns both the Jews and the Gentiles that there is no excuse and all are under the impending judgement of God. In the sermon “The Longsuffering of God,” Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones explained how in Romans 2:2–3 Paul preached directly to the Jews to warn them of how sin was blinding their view. Not only does sin blind, it gives a false sense of security and causes the sinner to take God’s goodness for granted. The Romans gave many arguments for why God’s wrath was not coming but Paul refutes each one. One of the biggest arguments against God’s judgement is that God is good. Dr. Lloyd-Jones tells that God is indeed good in the fact that He does not immediately strike the world dead for sin, but He must condemn sin because He is also just. In this sermon on longsuffering, Dr Lloyd-Jones explains that God is longsuffering and exhibiting great forbearance in terms of human sin. He is slow to anger and is not willing for anyone to perish. This is the exact reason why God sent His Son into the world to save those from this impending wrath. He alone is the atonement for sin and none should ignore His warning.
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Listening to this man's expositions will leave you a changed person as he truly does a wonderful job of bringing you before the face of God through the exposition of his word. Highly recommend.

Best Expositor of the modern time

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Don't make your servants your masters. Money, power, and might should be servants, but man turns them into masters. The Gospel of Christ frees us from this.

Wonderful sermon about not making servants masters

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Lloyd Jones is the best modern expositor of the scriptures. We are so blessed that these great sermons were recorded and that they are being made available to us at no cost to us! I have the complete commentaries on Romans and Ephesians, and treasure them, but what a joy to hear the source of these commentaries!

The best

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Grateful for Dr. MLJ explaining fully the inability of my work or good character being enough to justify my to God. It will always fall short, but, I should not be discouraged because thru His calling and my faith, I'm am justified and glorified!

By faith not work 🙏

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Perhaps the greatest Preacher since Charles Haden Spurgeon. Dr Martin Lloyd Jones’s knowledge of the Scriptures is unparalleled in this day of shallow and ignorant Christianity.

Perhaps the greatest preacher since Charles Haden Spurgeon

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I love the preaching of Dr. Martyn-Lloyd Jones! He knows the Scriptures well and his clear presentation helps me know what it means to believe in Jesus.

Great preaching

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