Christ, the Perfect Pattern for a Christian by Ralph Robinson

Name: Christ, the Perfect Pattern for a Christian by Ralph Robinson
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Edited by Dr. Don Kistler
Hardcover • 256 pages • Smyth sewn • Acid-free paper

Too often we look to other people as our role models—but no one is more worthy of imitation than Christ Himself. In this rich collection of 13 sermons, Puritan pastor Ralph Robinson helps believers see Jesus not only as Savior, but as the perfect example to follow.

Robinson unpacks Christ’s character as a pattern of humility, prayer, forgiveness, patience, and compassion. With warmth and clarity, he encourages Christians to pursue Christlikeness in every part of life. This is the first reprint of Christ, the Perfect Pattern for a Christian since 1658, and includes a moving funeral sermon for Robinson by Simeon Ashe. Bound in durable hardcover, this edition is made to be shared for years to come.

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About the Author

Ralph Robinson was a faithful Puritan pastor and preacher in 17th-century London. He served the congregation at St. Mary Woolnoth and helped shape Presbyterian church life through seasons of national upheaval, civil unrest, and theological tension. As clerk of the first assembly of London ministers, he upheld gospel conviction in the face of turmoil. Though briefly imprisoned on political charges, Robinson’s legacy was one of steady devotion, spiritual courage, and practical holiness.

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Recommended For

Christians seeking to grow in Christlike character

Pastors looking to model Christ’s humility, prayerfulness, and compassion

Readers who enjoy learning through devotional preaching

Anyone desiring a deeper, practical vision of Christ as our example

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Edited by Don Kistler for clarity and readability

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It is the duty of every Christian to know and to be acquainted with the life of Christ. He that is ignorant of what Christ did cannot possibly walk as He walked. What a sad condition are they in whom, having but one copy to write after, are altogether without the knowledge thereof. (p. 6)