The Narrated Puritan

Jonathan Edwards: The Best Means of Awakening Sinners | Narrated Puritan

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John Murray: The Fear of God

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Charles Spurgeon: A Chat about Commentaries | Narrated Puritan

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Jonathan Edwards: What Can We Do to Prevent Backsliding and Degeneracy? | Narrated Puritan

"We must therefore dwell much upon the doctrines of repentance and conversion, the nature, necessity, and evidence thereof; and much urge the duty of self-examination, and open the deceits of the heart; bringing the unconverted under the work of the law, that they may be prepared to embrace the offer of the gospel. Moral duties must be treated of in an evangelical strain; and we must give unto every one his portion, and not shrink from it, under the notion of prudence; particularly, in the important duty of reproving sinners of all sorts, be they who they will."

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John Owen: The Fearful Eruptions Of Sin | Narrated Puritan

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James Robe: Revival at Kilsyth & Cambuslang, Scotland | Narrated Puritan

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Jonathan Edwards: Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God | Narrated Puritan.

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George Lawson: Beware of the Allurements of the Wanton Woman | Narrated Puritan

An exposition of Proverbs 5 and 7. 1821

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Diary of Ruth Bryan.

The years were 1833-1834. The consolation that this story gives helps anxious believers struggling with assurance.

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Letter to Benjamin Colman of Boston: The Northampton Revival of 1735

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