New England Revivals at the end of the 18th century and beginning of the 19th century - Bennett Tyler

Pike and Hayward's Cases of Conscience 1755 - how can I tell whether a promise or threatening comes from God or Satan to the Soul?

An introduction to the new Puritan and Reformed Audiobook podcast, why the transition, goals for the future.

This Catechism, commonly attributed to Benjamin Keach, was probably written by William Collins - one of the contributing pastors to the 1689 London Baptist Confession.

In the concluding examination of the subject of counseling the awakened sinner, quotes are given from John Angell James, The Anxious Inquirer, Timothy Dwight's Sermon, The Antecedents to Regeneration, John Gerstner's writings on ''seeking'' in the Rational Biblical Theology. Mentioned is made as well of William Shedd's helpful writings on this subject, and the whole of that chapter is also available as a audio download. Next some of the objections that came in the theological writings of Andover and Princeton that this was just a tenant of New England Calvinism and was too subjective is answered.

It is commonly asserted that the puritans taught preparationism, this is an examination on this issue. It includes the teaching of John Owen, Jonathan Edwards, the conversion of Asahel Nettleton and letters to William Sprague.

Cases of Conscience Part 2 Samuel Pike, Samuel Hayward 1755

Pike and Howard's Cases of Conscience - 1755 How shall we distinguish between the workings of natural affection, and the real exercise of Grace, in religious duties?

Jonathan Edwards, Charity and Its Fruits

Charity and Its Fruits, Jonathan Edwards,Continued