At Thy Word

At Thy Word

"Master, we have toiled all the night, and have taken nothing: nevertheless at Thy word I will let down the net." With these simple yet profound words, Simon Peter captures the essence of the Christian journey—our struggle, our surrender, and our faith. This book offers a deep theological and philosophical exploration of Luke 5:5, uncovering the layers of meaning hidden within Peter's declaration. It examines the passage as more than a historical moment; it is a timeless revelation of how divine speech intersects with human obedience to produce transformation. In these pages, you will discover: The theological depth of divine authority and revelation. The philosophical insights behind faith and obedience. The practical implications for daily Christian living. How surrender to God's word reshapes human limitation into divine possibility. At Thy Word invites readers to reflect on the power of faith-filled obedience and the miracle-working authority of God's Word. Whether you are a student of theology, a philosopher of faith, or a believer seeking deeper spiritual insight, this book will enrich your understanding and inspire a renewed trust in the God who speaks and transforms.

The Christian Ministry: Being the Address Delivered at the Closing of the General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland, May 1872

Words of anthems in use in the cathedral church of Chester. Re-arranged and ed. by C.H.H. Stewart