Is Christ your all? What do you mean when you say that? What does this truth involve? Spurgeon helps us focus on Christ in this message. 

Watson is finishing up his book with some counsel to the godly. Here he gives some cautions, counsel and comfort to those who who are striving after godliness. 

Burroughs begs us to fight earthly mindedness lest we miss out on what beautiful treasures God has in store for us. 

Who recognizes that Christ is all and in all? Only Christians. To be a Christian you have to come to the point where Christ is everything when it comes to salvation, to the purpose of life. But what does it mean that Christ is all and how do we live as if Christ were all? Let Spurgeon disciple you in Christ-centered living.

Pursuing godliness is hard work. Watson gives us four reasons to persevere in working at becoming godly.

The reason we are working our way through this book is not just so we will stop being earthly minded but so that we will become heavenly minded. But there's so much pressure to focus on this world right now that we need a lot of help turning from earthly minded. Here, Burroughs gives us some truths to think about that will help you turn from earthlymindedness.

I know Spurgeon isn't technically a Puritan, but I will listen to him talk about Jesus all day long. Here he reminds us that Christ really is all to the believer. 

If you have started pursuing godliness, don't give up! Thomas Watson gives us a number of reasons why we should persevere in the hard work of pursuing godliness.

It is one thing to spot a problem, it is another to know how to solve the problem. Jeremiah Burroughs wants to help us be heavenly minded and so here he begins to give us some specific instruction about how we can stop being earthly minded.

I know Spurgeon isn't technically a Puritan, but I just love working through his sermons because he always points me to Christ. Enjoy this message on Colossians 3:11!