Behind so much that is cause for concern in the modern world, and in the lives of individuals, is the work of dark spiritual forces. "For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the cosmic powers over this present darkness, against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly places."(Eph 6:12 ESV)

In these two helpful and fascinating sermons, Dr Lloyd-Jones begins by looking at the larger picture and exposes the spiritual forces working behind the scenes on a global scale. He then narrows his view by looking at what is behind such things as ?psi? phenomena, Astrology, Poltergeists and haunted houses. He also provides an interesting insight into spiritism and clairvoyance. The Christian needs to understand about these things, he explains, but never be afraid of them. This is practical and down to earth teaching from ?the Doctor?.

We are often encouraged today by evangelists to ?accept Christ into our lives? ? but is this enough? What is it that we must believe to become truly Christian? In this helpful album Dr Lloyd-Jones answers this question and leaves no room for doubt.

In these days when the gospel that is preached in so many Churches is marked by its shallowness, these two sermons from John?s Gospel, by Dr Martyn Lloyd-Jones, provide much valuable help. He begins by looking at the nature of true belief and deals with some of the criticisms that are often levelled at evangelical preaching today. In the second sermon, he looks at the beliefs of modern men and women and reveals the true nature of their problem and why the gospel is held in contempt so often today. These are helpful sermons that provide a much needed answer to a question that is increasingly being asked today.

Catch the Vision is a fascinating read about Dr D Martyn Lloyd-Jones, Geoffrey Williams, J I Packer, Iain Murray, John Murray and other notable leaders who were used mightily by God to revive Reformed, Puritan, experiential truth in the mid-twentieth century United Kingdom, which, in turn had far reaching ramifications for much of the English speaking world and beyond. With profound insight and warm zeal, John J Murray writes of this Spirit-anointed movement as an intimate participant, a quiet leader and an astute observer.

This is a must read for all who are concerned about revival and maintenance of true religion in our days of ungodly compromise with, and complacency about, scriptural truth.

From the review by Joel E Beeke