Charity And Its Fruits

In this collection of sermons on 1 Corinthians 13, Jonathan Edwards shows that Christians are called to exemplify the great virtue of charity through their thoughts and actions. Edwards shows the nature and virtue of love as the distinguishing mark of a true Christian love, which manifests itself in preferring others before self.

Charity and Its Fruits

Jonathan, EDWARDS

Religion & Spirituality

Soli Deo Gloria Publications

This volume contains fifteen previously unpublished sermons on the judgment awaiting the impenitent. Edwards spoke of divine judgment because of his desire to see many come to Christ and be spared from God s wrath. We know of no more solemn volume ever published than this.

Unless You Repent

This treatise on Leviticus 10:1-3 is a call to propriety and sobriety in the worship of God. It deals with the believer's sanctification through "three great ordinances":(1)Hearing the Word(2)Receiving the Lord's Supper, and(3)Prayer In a day that promotes man-made forms of worship, Gospel Worship is a call to biblical worship of the Triune God though the means that He has instituted. Burroughs shows how important worship is to God and teaches us how to "give unto the Lord the glory due unto his name" (Ps. 29:2). He makes plain that we do not need new forms of worship to be relevant, but to renew old forms of worship.

Gospel Worship, or, the Right Manner of Sanctifying the Name of God : In General, and Particularly in These Three Great Ordinances: 1. Hearing the Word, 2. Receiving the Lord's Supper, 3. Prayer

Jeremiah Burroughs

The Duty of Self-Denial and Ten Other Sermons

For today, Christianity is a life of self-indulgence; for the Puritans and for Christ, it was a life of self-denial. The title treatise is joined with nine other previously unavailable works by this noble Puritan in this scarce collection.

WATSON, THOMAS

Worship & Devotion

Volume Three contains 35 sermons, some of which are entitled: "Evidences of a Lack of Love for God, " "The Curse of Cowardice, " and "God the Sovereign of all Kingdoms."

SERMONS BY THE REV. SAMUEL DAVIES, A.M. VOLUME 3

Davies, Samuel

The Freedom of the Will

Jonathan Edwards is celebrated as America's finest Christian thinker. In FREEDOM OF THE WILL he presents an analysis of Calvinist and Arminian ideas about free will. In doing so, he pursues a relentless logic and cites hundreds of pieces of evidence from Scripture. Edwards was a preacher and missionary in colonial America. The son of a minister, he attended Yale while still a teenager and went on to study theology. While he was pastoring a church in Northampton, the Great Awakening reached the town. Amid the fervor of religious revival, Edwards preached both encourage to true Christianity and to alert congregations to superficial imitations. Toward the end of his life, Edwards was appointed president of Princeton University. FREEDOM OF THE WILL is Jonathan Edwards' masterpiece of profound analysis and his most important contribution to Christian thought.

Taking his theme from 2 Corinthians 11:2, Edward Pearse discusses the blessed marriage that exists between believers and Christ. He shows what makes Christ the perfect Bridegroom and how it is that God accomplishes this grand espousal. This is a work of great spiritual value, charged with experiential vitality and liberally sprinkled with gospel exhortations. Read and see that there is no better match for your soul than Jesus.
 Table of Contents: 1. Wherein an introduction is made into our intended discourse, the foundation thereof laid, and the matters to be inquired into in our procedure therein proposed 2. The espousal or marriage relation between Christ and believers opened, and the import thereof laid down in five things 3. In which the way and means of the accomplishment of this espousal or marriage relation between Christ and believers is enquired into, and a general account thereof given 4. Wherein are contained the more remote acts of divine grace, put forth more immediately by the Father and Jesus Christ, for us, and towards us, in order to the accomplishment of the espousal between Christ and us 5. Which gives an account of those more near acts of grace which the Father and Jesus Christ, by the Spirit, do put forth in us and upon us, for the effecting of the espousals between Christ and us 6. Being a call to, and treaty with, souls, in order to an espousal between Christ and them 7. Which shows what manner of Husband Christ is, and how qualified for the endearing of Him to souls, and rendering Him desirable in a conjugal union 8. Which shows what great things Christ does for all His spouses 9. Which opens a little the heart of Christ, and shows how much He is set upon an espousal to sinners 10. Which directs souls, and shows them the way how to attain unto this sweet and blessed espousal with Jesus Christ 11. Directions how to attain unto this sweet and blessed espousal continued 12. Being a contemplation of the infinite love and condescension of Christ to souls, and the unspeakable comfort and happiness of believers in this sweet espousal

The Best Match or The Soul's Espousal to Christ

Edward Pearse

As a child of Puritan parents, it is not surprising that Isaac Watts was greatly concerned about people s ability to think clearly. Whether a man was studying for the ministry or any other of the sciences, the ability to reason rightly was of utmost importance. Watts s work on logic and reason became a standard textbook for nearly 200 years, being used in such schools as Oxford, Cambridge, Harvard, and Yale. In Logic, Watts address proper thinking under the four basic functions of the human mind: perception, judgment, reasoning, and disposition. In part one, Watts addresses human perception, the cultivation of ideas, and how we associate them with words. In part two, Watts treats human judgment and its ability to construct various kinds of propositions, while giving guidance for avoiding the formation of bad judgments. Part three covers our ability to reason, giving instruction on the use of syllogisms for constructing a good argument. Part four discusses the mind s disposition as a method of arranging our thoughts for better understanding and memory. This book will help discipline the mind and train the reader to discern proper thinking and argumentation in seeking truth.

Logic: The Right Use of Reason in the Inquiry After Truth

Politics & Social Sciences

Isaac Watts

Philosophy

Known by the masses as a hellfire and brimstone preacher, Edwards actually wrote about the beauty and excellency of Jesus Christ more than any other subject. Altogether Lovely presents nine sermons from Edwards, which reveal his deep affection for the glory and excellency of Jesus Christ.

Altogether Lovely

R.C. Sproul

Proverbs 4:23 says to keep thy heart with all diligence; for out of it are the issues of life. Our hearts are like fortresses under attack, and we must guard them accordingly. Most people will diligently guard their fortunes and homes, which are of temporal value, but they are very careless about guarding that which is of eternal value their very souls! In this work, originally titled A Saint Indeed, John Flavel (1627 1691) looks at what it means to keep the heart, how to keep the heart, and why keeping the heart is the greatest business of every person. This edition includes a helpful introduction, detailed outline, and study guide written by Maureen Bradley, making Keeping the Heart an excellent book for study groups.

Keeping the Heart (Puritan Writings)

History

John, Flavel

World

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