Puritans

Jonathan Edwards' unpublished Essay on the Trinity is a wonderfully Christ-centred expedition into the life of God. 

Thomas Goodwin expounds Ephesians 2 an other New Testament passages to show that 'grace is the main thing of the gospel'. 

Mike Reeves' introduction to the Puritan classic on Christ's love for his Bride in the Song of Songs. 

Richard Sibbes' beautiful exposition of Romans 8:2 will give you hope and courage in Christ! 

Geoff Thomas introduces us to the life and work of the Puritan John Bunyan; his conversion, writing, imprisonment, and lasting impact.  

Thomas Brooks' 1648 sermon on the last day cheers the spirit and sets our eyes on Christ's coming. 

Thomas Brooks helps us to meditate on Jesus' love for us even at our darkest and most sinful. 

Dane Ortlund channels Jonathan Edwards to prove to us that being sanctified isn't joyless duty but beautiful transformation. 

Jeremiah Burroughs' sermon on the sufficiency, goodness, and glory of Jesus Christ is unmissable. 

If your Christian life has become at all stale and joyless, then a tonic I heartily recommend is this most cheery Puritan, Richard Sibbes (1577-1635). Really, anything of his will do, but this little work will give you a fine taste.