Carlyle B. Haynes
Carlyle B. Haynes retired in 1 955 after fifty years as a minister, administrator, and evangelist.
This Business of Preaching
What the church needs today is not merely more men in its pulpits, but better men, better preachers. It needs messengers of God, not merely servants of men; it needs the living incarnated Word, not merely the professional repetition of truth.
Preaching Christian Doctrine—No. 2
No true minister refrains from the full and clear declaration of the mind and word of God. Acceptable preaching, therefore, requires a clear presentation of every doctrine of the whole gospel.
The Preaching of Christian Doctrine—No. 1
No true doctrine of Scripture is separable from Christ.
Christ in Every Sermon—No. 2
It is by the mighty argument of the cross that the Spirit will bring conviction to bear upon hearts.
Becoming Extraordinary Ministers
If a minister will take heed to himself and to the doctrine, and continue to do so until he dies or is translated, then he shall save himself and them that hear him.
Our Stupendous Responsibility
The progress, prosperity, and success of the cause of God on earth will be in direct proportion to the faithfulness, devotion, and effectiveness of His ministry.
Dare We Abandon Our Study Life?
Conditions in the world demand that the ministers of God's final message shall think straight, have right ideas and high ideals, and know the truth without peradventure. This cannot be accomplished without persistent study and thorough research.