Studies in Martyn Lloyd-Jones Collection (2 vols.)

Anyone who ever felt the power of God in a Lloyd-Jones sermon, in the flesh, on tape or in print, will find this book fascinating and enriching. Preachers will gain from these pages a searching health check, and perhaps a needed course correction. Sargent's book is a landmark study.

—J. I. Packer, Professor of Systematic and Historical Theology, Regent College, Vancouver

I unreservedly and wholeheartedly recommend this book. Tony Sargent has served us magnificently.

—Terry Virgo, New Frontiers

The book creates in preachers a hunger to position themselves to catch the wind of the Spirit in the preparation and delivery of sermons. Pertinent hermeneutical and homiletical wisdom drawn from this great preacher of a recent age is woven throughout the book. Preachers who desire “to preach not only in word, but also in power and in the Holy Spirit and with full conviction” (1 Thess 1:5) should invest prayerful time in this book.

—Bibliotheca Sacra

The book, in other words, should be read by anyone who takes seriously the important work of unusually blessed preachers, but who also wants to move beyond either simple praise or blame in assessing the long-term impact of such ministry.

—Christianity Today

An evaluation of perhaps the greatest British preacher of the twentieth century. [Brencher] analyzes the distinctive ecclesiology, the widespread influence and (very illuminatingly) the Welshness of this outstanding Reformed Evangelical.

—David Bebbington

Dr. Brencher’s admirably researched study – sometimes sympathetic, sometimes trenchant, but always fare-minded – provides us with a much-needed scholarly assessment of one of the last century’s most inspirational evangelical preachers.

—Richard Carwardine, University of Sheffield