The Unchanging Christ

By many, sermons are considered the most dry and uninteresting of all literature—if indeed worthy to be classed as literature. To others they are a perennial source of spiritual and even intellectual enjoyment.
The addresses here presented to the readers are just stenographic reports of what was given on recent occasions from the pulpit of the Moody Memorial Church in Chicago. Because they were heard by between three and four thousand eager listeners who showed no diminishing interest from week to week, they are now sent forth in this way hoping that they will be blessed to a larger group and will make Christ more real and increasingly precious to those who read them.