
The Narrated Puritan

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Puritan and Reformed Pastoral Sermons narrated by T M Sullivan, first for his own benefit and warning, 2nd to supplement others in their meditations in solitude or groups.
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The Narrated Puritan

The Narrated Puritan
This is the story of my trip to Montana, most likely to see my mom for the last time in this life. Do you suppose that I came to give peace on earth? I tell you, not at all, but rather division." Jesus is explaining to His disciples that following Him would require strong commitment, which could lead to sharp disagreement or division—even among close family members—between those who accept His message and those who reject it.

The Narrated Puritan
I begin my advice to you on this subject, by suggesting a caution against forming this connection prematurely. There is scarcely anything that indicates a greater lack of discretion, than for a young girl, at a time when she ought to be giving her thoughts to her books, and thus laying the foundation for respectability and usefulness, to be giving her heart to some admirer, and entering into an arrangement for speedily giving him her hand. The consequence of this is, that she is only imperfectly educated, and frequently, is subjected through life, by her deficiencies — to serious inconvenience and chagrin. She enters the marital state miserably qualified to sustain its responsibilities; and not improbably acquires a cast of character in that relation, which, unfortunately, is too enduring, and which is alike unfavorable to her own enjoyment, and that of those with whom she is immediately connected.

The Narrated Puritan
This discussion explores John Owen's classic commentary on the Epistle to the Hebrews—written during the political and personal turmoil of the 17th-century English Restoration—and uncovers how its severe warning passages serve as a vital blueprint for spiritual endurance rather than a cause for despair. By examining the anatomy of spiritual backsliding through the lens of Psalm 95 and Esau's tragic profaneness, and by incorporating the complementary insights of Arthur W. Pink and John Brown of Edinburgh, the dialogue resolves the apparent tension between God's terrifying warnings and the doctrine of perseverance. Ultimately, it reveals that the Holy Spirit uses solemn gospel warnings not to reject the brokenhearted, but as the very instrument to awaken, guard, and preserve true believers in lifelong faith.

The Narrated Puritan
In this concluding message of Charity and Its Fruits, Jonathan Edwards lifts our eyes from the conflicts and imperfections of this present world to reveal heaven as the absolute perfection and ultimate destination of divine love. Long hidden from print until its nineteenth-century discovery, "Sermon XVI: Heaven a World of Love" presents a radiant vision where God serves as the infinite, unhindered fountain of grace, and the redeemed—completely freed from sin, pride, and envy—exist in unbroken, mutual harmony. Having traced how the Prince of Peace forgives our great guilt, hears our fragile prayers, and reigns supreme over every enemy, Edwards shows us that earthly life is fundamentally a school of grace designed to mold bruised reeds into "lamb-like, dove-like" followers fitted for an eternity of ever-increasing love.
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