James 4:7
7Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.
KJV
Preached on James 4:7 6
- True Submission
- Submission to God Pt 1Charles Grandison Finney · James 4:7 · 6 January 1841 · No. 25
- Submission to God Pt. 2Charles Grandison Finney · James 4:7 · 20 January 1841 · No. 26
- A Sacred Nearness to God RecommendedWilliam Douglass · James 4:1–999 · No. 11
- Unconditional SurrenderCharles Haddon Spurgeon · James 4:7 · 30 January 1876 · No. 1276
- The Reason Why Many Cannot Find PeaceCharles Haddon Spurgeon · James 4:7–10 · 7 April 1878 · No. 1408
Also citing James 4:7 60
- An Homelie agaynst contencion and braulynge
- Of calling vnto the ministerie of the word of God. What manner of men, & after what fashion ministers of the word must be ordeined in the church. Of the keyes of the Church.… The fourth Sermon.Heinrich Bullinger · No. 44
- Of the fourme and manner howe to pray to GOD, that is, Of the calling on the name of the Lorde, where also the Lordes prayer is expounded, and also singing, thanksgiuing, and… The fift Sermon.Heinrich Bullinger · No. 45
- Sermon 46 on EphesiansJohn Calvin · Ephesians 6 · No. 46
- The Ladder of PeaceHenry Smith · Psalms 149:5 · No. 27
- Sermon 34John Donne · No. 34
- Violence VictoriovsRichard Sibbes · Matthew 11:12 · No. 5
- Aggravations of Sinning Against MercieThomas Goodwin · Ephesians 2:7 · No. 3
- The Trial and Triumph of Faith: Sermon 21Samuel Rutherford · Psalms 5:3 · No. 21
- A Call to the Unconverted: Sermon 3Richard Baxter · Ezekiel 33:11 · No. 3
- Christ’s Temptation and Transfiguration: Sermon 7Thomas Manton · Matthew 4:11 · No. 7
- The Lord's Prayer: And lead us not into temptation: 1. Negatively, Lead us not into temptation: 2. Affirmatively, But deliver us from evil
- Christian meeknessThomas Watson · Matthew 5:5 · No. 12
- Psalm 119: Sermon 51Thomas Manton · Psalms 119:45 · No. 51
- Israel’s Hope Encouraged
- The Sins of Men not Chargeable upon God, but upon ThemselvesJohn Tillotson · James 1:13–14 · No. 115
- A Discourse Concerning Temptation. Part IV. Revelation iii. 10Robert South · Revelation 3:10 · No. 14
- ProcrastinationJonathan Edwards · Proverbs 27:1 · No. 15
- Children
- Job Curses the Day of His Birth
- The Danger of Indecision
- The Privilege of Those Who Live Near to God
- Joshua's Victory over the Confederate Kings
- Satan's stratagem to deceive ahab
- Christian Firmness
- The Broken and Contrite in Heart Encouraged
- True Liberty
- BLESSEDNESS OF THOSE WHO LOVE GOD's LAW
- The Omnipresence of God
- The Upright Alone Acceptable to God
- Wisdom Notionally Approved, but Practically Disregarded
- The Worm Jacob Threshing the Mountains
- The Sum of Practical Religion
- THE DUTY OF THANKFULNESS FOR GOd's MERCIES
- God Recompenses Our Works
- Christ's temptation
- Purity of Heart
- The Lord's Prayer
- Men Known by Their Fruits
- The Relapsed D^emoniac
- Christ's compassion and man's obstinacy contrasted
- Fasting and Prayer
- The Importance of Faith in Prayer
- The Liberty Which Christ Gives His People
- The Effects of Christ's Death
- The Power of Christ and His Gospel
- Victory over Satan
- Separation from the World Enjoined
- Walking in the Spirit, a Preservative from Sin
- To Withstand the Power of Satan
- The Christian's Breast-Plate
- The Salvation of Men Traced to Its Proper Source
- The Walls of Jericho Thrown Down by Faith
- Power of Faith
- The Means of Defeating Satan's Malice
- The True Grounds of a Christian's Stability
- The Grounds of Praise to Christ
- The way in which sinners cover their sinsAsahel Nettleton · No. 29
- God's Will About the FutureCharles Haddon Spurgeon · James 4:13–17 · 7 February 1892 · No. 2242
- The Double Drawing NearCharles Haddon Spurgeon · James 4:8 · 7 September 1902 · No. 2795