The Presbyterian theologian William Shedd addresses these sermons to the unconverted listener, aiming, as he says, at a psychological purpose: to awaken conscience and the sense of sin. They treat the necessity of divine influences, the impotence of the moral law to save, sin as spiritual slavery, the sin of omission, the bearing of this life on the next, and faith as the sole saving act.
A classic of nineteenth-century Reformed preaching, still valued by readers of Puritan and Calvinist theology. Download the free EPUB.