The Puritans on Conversion
A church is healthy only when its members are converted. Understanding this, the Puritans showed great pastoral concern about how people respond to the gospel. They emphasized that genuine conversion is not a mere profession of faith but a supernatural change of heart that results in a Godward way of life. This volume presents three classic treatises that will help you better understand the necessity and nature of true conversion.
Works included in this volume:
- Sin: The Greatest Evil by Samuel Bolton
- The Conversion of a Sinner by Nathaniel Vincent
- The One Thing Necessary by Thomas Watson
A church is healthy only when its members are converted. Understanding this, the Puritans showed great pastoral concern about how people respond to the gospel. They emphasized that genuine conversion is not a mere profession of faith but a supernatural change of heart that results in a Godward way of life. This volume presents three classic treatises that will help you better understand the necessity and nature of true conversion.
Works included in this volume:
- Sin: The Greatest Evil by Samuel Bolton
- The Conversion of a Sinner by Nathaniel Vincent
- The One Thing Necessary by Thomas Watson
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A church is healthy only when its members are converted. Understanding this, the Puritans showed great pastoral concern about how people respond to the gospel. They emphasized that genuine conversion is not a mere profession of faith but a supernatural change of heart that results in a Godward way of life. This volume presents three classic treatises that will help you better understand the necessity and nature of true conversion.
Works included in this volume:
- Sin: The Greatest Evil by Samuel Bolton
- The Conversion of a Sinner by Nathaniel Vincent
- The One Thing Necessary by Thomas Watson
