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Puritan/Reformed Sermons

Reformed
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Puritan
Sermons
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Puritan Works
The
Major English Puritans
Thomas
Cartwright - the father of Puritanism - Part 1
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Part 2
Introductory
Essay on the Puritans
About
the Puritans
The
Puritan Practice of Meditation
The
English Puritans
Reformation
for the Glory of God
The
Richard Baxter Homepage
The
Thomas Watson Reading Room
Pilgrim's
Page: A John Bunyan Archive
Acacia
John Bunyan Online Library
The
Cotton Mather Homepage
Fire
and Ice: Puritan and Reformed Writings
Jonathan
Edwards
The
Thomas Goodwin Page
Christopher
Love
(1618-1651)
Francis
Turretin
(1623-1687)
William
Ames
(1576-1633)
William
Perkins
(1558-1602)

John
Wycliffe
The Life, Theology, and
Influence of John Wycliffe
John Wyclif: Morning Star of the
Reformation
History of the English Bible
Thomas
Watson
Index to Samuel Rutherford
A Divine Cordial
A Body of Divinity
(Highly recommended)
The Beatitudes
The Art of Divine Contentment
The Ten Commandments
The Lord's Prayer
The Christian Soldier
Godly Man's Picture
Repentance
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Some Puritan Online Books
Alarm to the Unconverted by JosephAlleine (.pdf file)
The Mute Christian under the Smarting Rod by Thomas Brooks
The Christian's Great Interest by William Guthrie
The Christian In Complete Armor by William Gurnall
The Death of Death (Highly Recommended) by John Owen
On Temptation by John Owen
Grace
and Duty of Being Spiritually Minded by John Owen
Pilgrim's Progress Part I,
Part II by John Bunyan
Why Evangelicals Don't Read Pilgrim's Progress (And Why They Should)
by John R. Muether
The Bruised Reed by Richard Sibbes New!
The Economy of the Covenants Between God and Man: Comprehending a
Complete Body of Divinity by Herman Witsius Also
Read the
primer by J. I. Packer
The Example of the English Puritans by Erroll Hulse
Why should Christians today be interested in the English Puritans? The
answer to that is that the English Puritans have left to the Christian
Church a most valuable library of expository books. In recent years
there has been a rediscovery of this literary heritage.
The Puritans and Revival Christianity by Iain Murray
Puritanism, have been considered from many aspects but it has been too
often overlooked that the main features of these movements, as, for
instance, the extensiveness of their influence, the singular position
given to Scripture and the transformation in character of the morally
careless, are all effects of revival.
Hall of
Church History - the Puritans by Phil Johnson
he Puritans were English Reformers of the sixteenth and seventeenth
centuries. They were frustrated by the slow progress of the Reformation
in the Anglican Church. They left a legacy of theological writing that
is unsurpassed in church history. Their doctrine tended to be
Calvinistic and Presbyterian, and their finest writings were both
polemic and devotional treatments of theology.
Why We Need the Puritans - J. I. Packer
'Puritan' as a name was, in fact, mud from the start. Coined in the
early 1560's, it was always a satirical smear word implying peevishness,
censoriousness, conceit, and a measure of hypocrisy
A
Description of True Blessedness
by Christopher Love
Biographies
Richard Baxter and His Gospel by Maurice Roberts.
The Death of Thomas Bilney by J. H. Merle d'Aubigné. A short extract
from his Reformation history.
The Death of John Bunyan by George Offor. A short extract from his
Memoirs.
The Life and Character of Stephen Charnock by William Symington.
(55K) Word PDF
Samuel Davies: Apostle of Virginia and
Samuel Davies: Characteristics of His Life and Message by T.T.
Ellis.
Word PDF
(Part1)
Word PDF(Part2)
Philip Doddridge by G. Ella.
Word format
PDF format
Some Sidelights on Ralph Erskine
Ralph Erskine's Marvellous Ministry by Dr. G. Ella.
Word
Christmas Evans by Robert Oliver.
Word PDF.
Thomas Goodwin: His Life, Times, and Quest for Assurance by Guy
Davies.
Word format (44K)
PDF format (97K)
Thomas Goodwin by Alexander Whyte.
Word format PDF
format PDF
Samuel Rutherford by John Howie.
Word PDF
Samuel Rutherford and some of his Correspondents as a single PDF
file, 139 pages, 336K. See the individual chapters in the
Rutherford Index.
Brief Life and Times of Samuel Rutherford Some introductory material
that might be helpful.
Thomas Shepard's Account of His Preaching Taken from Thomas Brook's
"Lives of the Puritans."
An Appreciation of Shepard by Alexander Whyte.Word
format PDF
format
Adrift in the New Jerusalem
Richard Sibbes and The Bruised Reed by J. William Black.
Word format PDF
format
Charles Simeon: His Trials and Patience in the Ministry by John
Piper. Word PDF.
A Memoir of Thomas Watson by Charles Spurgeon
John Welsh of Ayr by Maurice Roberts.
Word.
John
Owen
The Death of Death by John Owen
A Display of Arminianism
Grace
and Duty of Being Spiritually Minded by John Owen
Of the Mortification of Sin in Believers
The Nature, Power, Deceit, and Prevalency of the Remainders of
Indwelling Sin in Believers by Owen (summary)
Brief Declaration and Vindication of The Doctrine of the Trinity
The Duty of a Pastor
On Temptation
A Practical Exposition of Psalm 130
Christologia: or a Declaration of the Glorious Mystery of the Person of
Christ
Gospel Grounds and Evidences of the Faith of God's Elect
The Doctrine of Justification by Faith
The Glory of Christ
Of Communion With God
Introduction to the Worship of God
The Life of John Owen
Richard Baxter
Directions for a Peaceful Death by Richard Baxter
The Reformed Pastor by Richard Baxter
The Saints' Everlasting Rest by Richard Baxter
Directions for Young Christians by Richard Baxter (20 chapters)
Directions for Grief on the Death of Friends by Richard Baxter.
Directions for Hating Sin by Richard Baxter.
The Mutual Duties of Husbands and Wives Towards Each Other by
Richard Baxter.
The Sin of Man-pleasing by Richard Baxter.
Signs of Living to Please God by Richard Baxter.
The Advantages of Pleasing God by Richard Baxter.
How to Spend the Day With God by Richard Baxter.
The Sinfulness of Flesh-Pleasing by Richard Baxter.
Treason Against the Soul by Richard Baxter.
Ten Marks of a Flesh-Pleaser by Richard Baxter.
The Greatest Thing in the World by Richard Baxter.
Ministers of Love by Richard Baxter.
Directions Against Sinful Desires and Discontent by Richard Baxter.
Cases and
Directions For Loving Our Neighbours as Ourselves by Richard Baxter.
Directions
Against Sinful Fear by Richard Baxter.
Cases and Directions Against Backbiting, Slandering, and Evil Speaking
by Richard Baxter.
The Cure of Melancholy and Overmuch Sorrow by Richard Baxter.
Cases and Directions Against Censoriousness and Unwarrantable Judging
by Richard Baxter.
Special Directions for Christian Conference, Exhortation and Reproof
by Richard Baxter.
Directions Against Covetousness by Richard Baxter.
Advice on Reading by Richard Baxter.
Thomas
Boston
Man's Utter Inability to Rescue Himself by Thomas Boston
The Beauties of Boston by Thomas Boston
Important Lessons Drawn from the Decrees of God by Thomas Boston
God Alone Created the World by Thomas Boston
How We Ought to
Think about God's Providence by Thomas Boston
Search from the Book of the Lord by Thomas Boston
Useful Directions For Reading and Searching the Scriptures. by
Thomas Boston
Praying in the Name of Christ by Thomas Boston
How the Spirit Enables Us to Pray by Thomas Boston
The Purpose of God's Decrees by Thomas Boston
The Properties Of God's Decrees Explained by Thomas Boston
The Nature of that Faith and Obedience which the Scriptures Teach by
Thomas Boston
The Manner of
Discovering the True Sense of Holy Scripture by Thomas Boston
Jeremiah Burroughs (1599-1646)
The Incomparable Excellency and Holiness of God
The Natural Man’s Bondage to the Law, and the Christian’s Liberty Under
the Gospel
Rutherford, Samuel
A
Selection from His Letters
Against
Separatism
Lex
Rex
A
Puritan Quiz:Do you know the Puritans Fairly Well?
The
Fallen, Guilty, and Ruined State of Man by J. G. Pike
New Testament Puritanism by B.B.. Warfield
Sum of Saving Knowledge, with the practical use thereof - 1679 by
David Dickson
Truth's Victory Over Error by David Dickson (commentary on WSC)
The Puritan View of
Holiness by Banner of Sovereign Grace Truth
Puritanism Essay by Don Kistler, Dr.
The Puritan Approach to Worship by J. I. Packer
Puritan Evangelism by Rev. J. I. Packer
Is the Puritan Movement Dead-Ended? - Erroll Hulse
Those Misunderstood Puritans by Samuel Eliot Morison
About the Puritans
Spiritual Characteristics of the First Christian Society in America
by Iain Murray
The Example of
the English Puritans by Erroll Hulse
The Puritans:
American Literature Colonial Period (1608-1700)
THE
PILGRIMS AND PURITANS Total Reformation for the Glory of God By Dr.
Samuel T. Logan
The Regulative Principle in Worship: A brief article by C. Matthew
McMahon
Suggested Reading- Puritan Books you should buy right now by C.
Matthew McMahon
A Textual Index to
Puritan & Reformed Sermons by PCA Historical Center
A Puritan Catechism With Proofs Compiled by C. H. Spurgeon "Heir of
the Puritans"
Westminster Shorter Catechism Project works by John Flavel, Thomas
Watson, Thomas Boston, James Fisher, and John Whitecross, and others.
Commentaries on the Westminster Confession and Catechisms
The
Geneva Bible (The Bible of the Puritans)
A
Simple Explanation of Monergism
by John Hendryx
Monergism simply means that it is God who gives ears to hear and eyes to
see. It is God alone who gives illumination and understanding of His
word that we might believe; It is God who raises us from the dead, who
circumcises the heart; unplugs our ears; It is God alone who can give us
a new sense that we may, at last, have the moral capacity to behold His
beauty and unsurpassed excellency. "In theology, [monergism is] the
doctrine that the Holy Spirit is the only efficient agent in
regeneration [the new birth] - that the human will possesses no
inclination to holiness until regenerated [born again], and therefore
cannot cooperate in regeneration."
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