5 Marks of Devotion to God by C. Matthew McMahon
Mark 1: Daily Bible Reading and Study, Mark 2: Daily Meditation, Mark 3: Daily Prayer, Mark 4: Fasting, Mark 5: Family Worship … Do you desire a closer walk with Christ?
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The Christian’s Desire to See God Face to Face by Richard Sibbes (1577–1635)
Do you yearn to see Christ face to face? Richard Sibbes fans the flame of the Christian’s desire to see God from Psalm 27:4 in an extraordinary treatise on the subject of the beatific vision.
How to Serve God in Private and Public Worship – by John Jackson (1600-1648)
Does the Regulative Principle only apply to public worship and not private worship? John Jackson shows how God’s word is to be applied in both private and public worship. (This book is not for the faint at heart!)
The Reformed Apprentice Volume 4: A Workbook on Private Devotions – by C. Matthew McMahon
In this 4th volume to the Reformed Apprentice Series, the workbook covers private devotions. It’s aim is to draw closer to Christ in communion with him in an interactive workbook filled with Reformed Theology and Puritan directions to the three important spiritual disciplines of bible reading, godly mediation and prayer.
The Art of Happiness – by Francis Rous (1579–1659)
Who doesn’t want to be happy? This historically praised work by Westminster Divine Francis Rous masterfully explains how you may attain true happiness, both now and into eternity. I don’t know of a better work on this subject than this puritan gem!
The Christian’s Duty Towards Reformation – by Thomas Ford (1598–1674)
Are you ready for Reformation to occur? Thomas Ford says that you must not only be ready for it to occur, but that you must be settled to see it through to the end. This is EVERY Christian’s duty before God daily. Ford masterfully deals with Josiah’s reformation, and why it did not last through to the end after the King’s death. This is truly an important work on discerning the manner in which God will bless true biblical reformation.
The Cure of the Fear of Death – by Nicholas Byfield (1579–1622)
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.
The Saint’s Spiritual Delight, and a Christian on the Mount – by Thomas Watson (1620-1686)
This classic puritan works on godly meditation is not to be missed. Thomas Watson, in simple form, helps Christians understand what it means to think on and digest the word of God. An A+ work by a well known puritan.
A Discourse on Self-Examination – by Nathaniel Vincent (1639-1697)
There are, among Puritans, “best” works written on various subjects. On the doctrine of self-examination, this may very well be the best extra-biblical work written. Vincent biblically and exegetically deals with the practical nature of self-examination for the Christian, and how the Christian is distinguished from the heathen.
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