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The Character of the True Christian and The Privileges of the True Christian
Author: J. C. Ryle
Narrator: AI Voice Henry Walker
Unabridged: 51 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: The Old Path Sermons
Published: 10/13/2026
Categories: Nonfiction, Religion, Biblical Meditations, Christianity, Sermons
Synopsis
This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.
What distinguishes a true Christian from someone who merely professes the faith? And what lasting comfort belongs to those who truly belong to Jesus Christ?
In these two searching and deeply comforting sermons, J. C. Ryle turns to John 10:27–28 to examine both the character of Christ’s people and the spiritual privileges bestowed upon them by the Good Shepherd.
In The Character of the True Christian, Ryle considers the biblical marks of genuine faith: humility, gentleness, practical love, fellowship with other believers, an awareness of spiritual weakness, a readiness to hear Christ’s voice, and a determination to follow Him. His message calls listeners to honest self-examination, repentance, and a faith that expresses itself in a transformed life.
In The Privileges of the True Christian, Ryle unfolds the precious promises of Christ to His sheep. The believer is known by the Good Shepherd, receives eternal life, shall never finally perish, and cannot be snatched from the Saviour’s hand. These truths provide enduring comfort amid temptation, suffering, doubt, and the struggles of the Christian pilgrimage.
Throughout both sermons, Ryle warns against self-righteousness and empty religious profession while directing the sinner to Jesus Christ as the only Saviour. He reminds believers that Christian assurance rests not upon personal merit, but upon Christ and His promises—and that genuine faith leads to holiness, prayer, obedience, and perseverance.
A timeless work of classic Christian preaching, this audiobook is suited to listeners interested in J. C. Ryle, historic Protestant theology, biblical exposition, Christian discipleship, assurance of salvation, and spiritual growth.
Return to the enduring truths of Scripture and consider what it means to belong to the Good Shepherd, hear His voice, and follow Him faithfully.
What distinguishes a true Christian from someone who merely professes the faith? And what lasting comfort belongs to those who truly belong to Jesus Christ?
In these two searching and deeply comforting sermons, J. C. Ryle turns to John 10:27–28 to examine both the character of Christ’s people and the spiritual privileges bestowed upon them by the Good Shepherd.
In The Character of the True Christian, Ryle considers the biblical marks of genuine faith: humility, gentleness, practical love, fellowship with other believers, an awareness of spiritual weakness, a readiness to hear Christ’s voice, and a determination to follow Him. His message calls listeners to honest self-examination, repentance, and a faith that expresses itself in a transformed life.
In The Privileges of the True Christian, Ryle unfolds the precious promises of Christ to His sheep. The believer is known by the Good Shepherd, receives eternal life, shall never finally perish, and cannot be snatched from the Saviour’s hand. These truths provide enduring comfort amid temptation, suffering, doubt, and the struggles of the Christian pilgrimage.
Throughout both sermons, Ryle warns against self-righteousness and empty religious profession while directing the sinner to Jesus Christ as the only Saviour. He reminds believers that Christian assurance rests not upon personal merit, but upon Christ and His promises—and that genuine faith leads to holiness, prayer, obedience, and perseverance.
A timeless work of classic Christian preaching, this audiobook is suited to listeners interested in J. C. Ryle, historic Protestant theology, biblical exposition, Christian discipleship, assurance of salvation, and spiritual growth.
Return to the enduring truths of Scripture and consider what it means to belong to the Good Shepherd, hear His voice, and follow Him faithfully.