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Miles Coverdale · 1846 · Other
The Remains of Myles Coverdale preserves the collected spiritual and theological writings of the English reformer who produced the first complete printed Bible in English in 1535. These writings emerged from Coverdale's…
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Horatius Bonar · 1847 · Book
Horatius Bonar's "Prophetical Landmarks" emerged from the intense prophetic speculation of mid-nineteenth century Scotland, where debates over the timing of Christ's return and the interpretation of biblical prophecy divided Reformed churches. Writing…
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Thomas Boston · 1848–1852 · Other
Thomas Boston's Complete Works gathers the theological writings of the eighteenth-century Scottish Presbyterian minister who became one of the most influential figures in Reformed orthodoxy. Boston served the rural parish of Ettrick…
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John Owen · 1850–1855 · Other
John Owen's collected works represent the theological output of perhaps the most significant Puritan divine of the seventeenth century. Writing during the tumultuous decades of English civil war, Commonwealth, and Restoration, Owen…
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Horatius Bonar · 1851 · Book
Horatius Bonar wrote this exploration of Christ's second coming during a period of intense eschatological interest in nineteenth-century Scotland. As a leading figure in the Free Church of Scotland and influenced by…
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James Murdock · 1851 · Scripture
A major nineteenth-century American English translation of the Syriac Peshitta New Testament, known by the name of its translator, Murdock. Its scope is limited to the New Testament, rendered from Syriac, with…
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Charles Spurgeon · 1857 · Book
Charles Spurgeon wrote this devotional work early in his ministry at New Park Street Chapel, drawing from his preaching and pastoral experience with believers struggling to understand their relationship with Christ. Published…
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Horatius Bonar · 1858 · Book
Night of Weeping emerged from Horatius Bonar's pastoral ministry in the Scottish Free Church during the mid-nineteenth century, when Scotland faced waves of emigration, economic hardship, and social upheaval. Bonar, deeply influenced…
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Horatius Bonar · 1860 · Book
Horatius Bonar wrote this brief treatise during his ministry in the Free Church of Scotland, addressing the perennial question that haunts believers facing trial: why does a loving God permit his children…
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Horatius Bonar · 1860 · Book
Horatius Bonar wrote this brief manual for Christian workers during the evangelical fervor of mid-nineteenth-century Scotland, when revival movements had created new urgency around personal evangelism. As a Free Church of Scotland…
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Charles Spurgeon · 1861–1917 · Sermon
The Metropolitan Tabernacle Pulpit represents the weekly preaching ministry of Charles Spurgeon at London's Metropolitan Tabernacle from 1861 until his death in 1892, with posthumous publications continuing until 1917. These sermons emerged…
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Thomas Goodwin · 1861–1866 · Other
The Works of Thomas Goodwin brings together the theological writings of one of England's most influential Puritan divines, a man who moved from Anglican conformity through Presbyterian conviction to become a leading…
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Horatius Bonar · 1862 · Book
God's Way of Peace emerged from Horatius Bonar's pastoral concern for those struggling with assurance of salvation in mid-nineteenth century Scotland. Writing during the evangelical revivals that swept through Britain, Bonar encountered…
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Works The Complete Works of Richard Sibbes
Richard Sibbes · 1862–1864 · Book
Richard Sibbes emerged as one of the most beloved preachers and spiritual writers of early seventeenth-century England, earning the nickname "the sweet dropper" for his gentle yet penetrating exposition of Scripture. His…
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Horatius Bonar · 1864 · Book
Follow the Lamb emerged from Horatius Bonar's pastoral heart during the height of his ministry in the Free Church of Scotland. Writing in 1864, Bonar sought to guide believers toward deeper intimacy…
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Horatius Bonar · 1864 · Book
God's Way of Holiness emerged from Horatius Bonar's pastoral concern for Christians struggling with assurance and practical sanctification in mid-19th century Scotland. Writing during the height of the Free Church movement, Bonar…
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Horatius Bonar · 1864 · Book
Light and Truth emerged from Horatius Bonar's pastoral conviction that ordinary believers needed accessible yet substantive biblical exposition for their daily spiritual nourishment. Writing in the midst of the Free Church of…
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Stephen Charnock · 1864–1866 · Book
The third volume of Stephen Charnock's collected works contains his substantial theological treatises on fundamental Christian doctrines, written by one of the most rigorous Puritan theologians of the seventeenth century. Charnock, a…
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Charles Spurgeon · 1865–1892 · Other
The Sword and the Trowel was Charles Spurgeon's monthly periodical, launched in 1865 to serve the growing network of ministries connected to his Metropolitan Tabernacle in London. Named after Nehemiah's workers who…
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Charles Spurgeon · 1866 · Book
Morning and Evening emerged from Charles Spurgeon's pastoral heart and his conviction that Christians needed daily spiritual nourishment beyond Sunday sermons. Published in 1866 during the height of his ministry at the…
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Charles Spurgeon · 1869 · Book
Charles Spurgeon wrote this collection of practical wisdom under the persona of John Ploughman, a fictional country farmer whose plain speech and earthy metaphors convey moral and spiritual truths. Published in 1869…
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Charles Spurgeon · 1870–1885 · Commentary
Charles Spurgeon's Treasury of David stands as one of the most comprehensive and devotionally rich commentaries on the Psalms ever written. Published in seven volumes over fifteen years, this monumental work emerged…
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Horatius Bonar · 1874 · Book
Horatius Bonar wrote The Everlasting Righteousness in 1874 as a systematic exposition of justification by faith, addressing what he saw as widespread confusion about the nature of righteousness in Christian salvation. A…
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Charles Spurgeon · 1875 · Book
Lectures to My Students emerged from Charles Spurgeon's weekly Friday afternoon sessions with students at the Pastors' College he founded in London in 1856. As the most famous preacher of Victorian England,…
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