Martyn Lloyd-Jones

New sermon alert! Listen for the first time in 60 years to the address Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones gave to the Assembly of Evangelicals in 1966. He confronts what he calls the most urgent question facing the Church: the scandal of evangelical division. mljtrust.org/sermon/evangeli…

New Blog Post! For six decades, one of the most consequential addresses in the history of British evangelicalism has been known almost entirely through the printed page. Recently, the MLJ Trust recovered the audio recording of "Evangelical Unity: An Appeal," the address Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones gave to the Second National Assembly of Evangelicals in 1966. "The questions Dr. Lloyd-Jones raised have not gone away," said Greg Jones, president of the MLJ Trust. "Indeed, there is a strong case to be made that his message may be even more relevant today than it was when he first delivered it." In this article originally published by Evangelical Times, learn more about this historic address and where and when you can listen to it for the first time in 60 years: mljtrust.org/blog/evangelica…

"I've spent the last three years trying every means to track down a copy of this particular message," said Robert Stone, an MLJ Trust volunteer in the UK. This message was Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones' final sermon at Sandfields, preached in 1977 in commemoration of 50 years since his call there. He preached from the same verse in 1926 when he began his ministry: 1 Corinthians 2:2 - "For I determined not to know anything among you, save Jesus Christ, and him crucified." Read more about the sermon, its exciting discovery, and when you can expect to get to listen: mljtrust.org/blog/Lloyd-Jone…