A Sermon Without Application is like someone shouting to a drowning man “swim” “swim” but not throwing him a life preserver. Spurgeon believed so strongly in sermon application that he said, “Where application begins, there the sermon begins.” John R. W. Stott, in his book Between Two Worlds, believed this is the part of the sermon [...]
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