"The Christian Serving His Own Generation" by John Alexander is a speech given to honor the life of Joseph John Gurney and to inspire others. The sermon, given back in 1847, centers on the idea of serving God by helping people around you. Alexander talks about how Gurney was like the biblical King David, a great example of someone who served his community and church. He explains that Gurney showed his Christian faith by being open about it, having good morals, being generous, and caring about problems in society. Alexander urges everyone listening to be like Gurney and work hard to make a difference in their own time. It suggests that doing good is a way to show faith and leave a lasting positive impact on the world.

The Christian serving his own generation A sermon occasioned by the lamented death of Joseph John Gurney, Esq.
By John Alexander
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