Reformed and Puritan Books
Herle’s masterful devotional forms each chapter into a respective day’s meditation. In his work, there are 41 devotionals on the passion and death of Christ, with a concluding meditation on the resurrection; that Christ is a dying and rising Savior.
There is no better work outside of Scripture on this topic than Brinsley’s. It is a puritan masterpiece and will no doubt transform your life. Christians cannot walk away from this book unchanged. It is one of the most important works we have ever published.
I have never met a Christian who was not, at some time, afraid of death. Nicholas Byfield has a cure to help Christians overcome their fear of death.
Are you as resolved as Ruth was to follow the Lord God? And how does this book teach us about the Messiah, and the work and merit of his covenant?
More than any other miracle of the New Testament, the resurrection is the foundation on which our Christian faith rests.
Is there an eternal state, one of unseen eternal joys and the other of eternal torments? If so, how do we think about our life in light of eternity?
Christ is wonderful in his offices, miracles, and in regard to the glory of the Father that shines in him. This great wonder is little known in the world.
We may hear preachers say, “believe the simple Gospel of Jesus Christ and be saved!” Is the “simple Gospel” contained only in that single short phrase? Or is there more?
To hold steadfastly to the knowledge of God and of his salvation, is indispensably necessary to our eternal salvation, the glorification of the Christ, and honor we owe to the blessed God. This blessed God, Jesus Christ, will make us happy by these truths, and eternally blessed by them in the power of his Holy Spirit.
Tozer teaches the meaning of the supper, how to prepare for it, how self-examination includes our knowledge, repentance, faith and love, what to meditate on concerning Christ, and how to practice and live in God’s sight after we have taken it.