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Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled

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In 1951, with the Second World War not long over and the menace of the Cold War generating anxiety in the West, Martyn Lloyd-Jones preached eight sermons on John 14:1-12 at Westminster Chapel in London.

These sermons, presented in Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled, were intended to comfort, strengthen, and build up Christians in their "most holy faith" and to bring unbelievers to a knowledge of the only way men and women can face matters of life and death. Lloyd-Jones went through these verses carefully, showing that the way to deal with our fears is first to recognize and confront them and then to realize that the answer is only to be found in the great and unchanging truths of the gospel.

Pastors, Lloyd-Jones readers, and anyone needing encouragement will benefit from this work by one of the twentieth century's foremost preachers.

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  • Intends to comfort, strengthen, and build up believers
  • Includes a short series of sermons preached by Martyn Lloyd-Jones in 1951
  • Shows that the words on John 14:1-12 were not only relevant in funerals but could be applied to all facets of life

Part I: We Must Believe

  • Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled
  • Believe in God
  • Believe Also in Me

Part II: The Soul and Its Future

  • In My Father's House
  • I Go to Prepare a Place for You
  • I Will Come Again, and Receive You

Part III: No Other Way

  • I Am the Way, the Truth, and the Life
  • Greater Works Than These Shall He Do

Top Highlights

“The trouble I find with psychology is that it is simply an attempt to give you quiet nerves instead of giving you a quiet heart. I want to be fair to psychology. It can give us, up to a point, quiet nerves, but that is not what we need—we need a quiet heart.” (source)

“But I suppose the greatest criticism of them is that they, all of them in a sense, leave the problem up to the individual.” (source)

“He is the one who, though he is the Son of God himself, is ready and willing and able to meet us exactly where we are. He even takes the trouble to read our minds and thoughts in order to answer our questions before we ever ask them, and he gives us consolation before we even give expression to our need and unhappiness.” (source)

“Peace,’ he says, ‘I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid’ (v. 27).” (source)

“Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest” (source)

Dr. Lloyd-Jones's preaching was based on deep reading and scholarship, yet it was accessible to everyone. It was close, instructive Bible exposition, yet it stirred the affections and changed the heart. It was highly effective at a city-cotter in a secularizing society, but it has had broad, worldwide appeal. The Doctor's preaching ministry is, I believe, unique in the English-speaking world during the last hundred years.

Timothy Keller, Founding Pastor, Redeemer Presbyterian Church, New York

Marlyn Lloyd-Jones was one of the titanic figures of twentieth-century Christianity. What now sets him apart is the fact that his writings, sermons, and other messages are even more influential now, more than two decades after his death, than when he engaged such a massive ministry at Westminster Chapel and beyond. Why? I think the answer is simple: his profound commitment to biblical exposition and the great skill with which he preached and taught the Word of God. In an age when so many preachers seem so unsure of what preaching is, in Lloyd-Jones we find a minister who leaves no doubt.

R. Albert Mohler Jr., President, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

Martyn Lloyd-Jones was without question the finest biblical expositor of the twentieth century. In fact, when the final chapter of church history is written, I believe he will stand as one of the greatest preachers of all time. His style of biblical exposition was meticulously thorough and yet full of energy. 'Logic on fire' was his famous description of preaching, and he had an amazing gift for blending passion and precision in copious measures. He influenced countless preachers (myself included), and he stood steadfastly against the superficial, entertainment-oriented approach to preaching that seemed to dominate the evangelical world then as it does no Lloyd-Jones still desperately needs to be heard today.

John MacArthur, Pastor, Grace Community Church, Sun Valley, California

  • Title: Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled
  • Authors: Ann Beatt, Elizabeth Catherwood, David Martyn Lloyd-Jones
  • Publisher: Crossway
  • Print Publication Date: 2009
  • Logos Release Date: 2011
  • Pages: 144
  • Language: English
  • Resources: 1
  • Format: Digital › Logos Reader Edition
  • Subjects: Peace of mind › Religious aspects--Christianity; Peace of mind › Religious aspects--Christianity--Sermons; Sermons; Sermons, English; Trust in God › Christianity; Trust in God › Christianity--Sermons
  • ISBNs: 9781433520860, 1433520869, 9781433501197, 1433501198
  • Resource ID: LLS:869206D0FF0EC1C910C1D88C59BA1583
  • Resource Type: Monograph
  • Metadata Last Updated: 2025-05-20T07:27:16Z

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