Experimental Religion a Rational Thing
Argues that experimental (experiential) religion is rational: conviction, repentance, faith, and humility are sober, reasonable exercises grounded in Scripture and experience.
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Experimental Religion a Rational Thing
Shall I Go to the Lord’s Supper?
Pastoral guidance on whether to partake of the Lord's Supper, discussing required qualities (faith, repentance, love), assurance, unworthiness, and discouraged believers.
Christ a Covert from the Tempest
Sermon on Isaiah 32:2: Christ as hiding-place from storms, rivers in the desert, and shadow in a weary land—our refuge and refreshment amid guilt, fear, and affliction.
The Differences Among Professors of Christianity No Valid Objection to Receiving It
Argues that sectarian differences and heresies are no valid objection to embracing the Gospel; ministers must reach consciences, not only reason, using prayerful preaching to combat error.
The Improvident Traveller
Allegory warning against dying unprepared. A pleasure-seeking traveller loses all and faces a bridgeless river; the tract urges faith in Christ as the only hope and remedy.
What Wilt Thou That I Should Do?
Sermon urging sinners to accept Christ's unlimited, free grace; it stresses Christ's fullness, the freeness of salvation, and the needful power of prayer.
The Duty of Dedicating Our Sons to God, For the Gospel Ministry
Urges Christian parents to dedicate their sons to God for the gospel ministry, emphasizing prayer, training, and household devotion to supply the church with faithful ministers.
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