A Perfect Redeemer (Perkins) - Puritan Treasures for Today

Author:

Perkins, William

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9798886861372

Publisher:

Reformation Heritage Books

Format:

Paperback

Pages:

160

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What is more soul satisfying than contemplating our interest in Christ?

In this brief but compelling book, William Perkins offers an insightful treatment of what it means to rest in Christ’s sole sufficiency. He does this by carefully explaining what it means to know Christ crucified and the inestimable advantage we gain from His being our redeemer. This message tears down all self-righteousness and extols the riches of God’s grace in Jesus, urging us to rest in “a perfect Christ, a perfect Redeemer!” As you read, may your faith be strengthened, your hope renewed, and your love enflamed.

Contents

Preface

Introduction

Mercy Alone
The Courtroom of Mercy
God Crowns His Own Grace
Grace Is Freely Given
When Christ Is Our Gain
How Christ Is Our Gain
A Desire to Know Christ
A Right Knowledge
A Desire to Win Christ
A Desire to Be Found in Christ
A Double Righteousness
The Obedience of Christ
The Gift of Faith
Faith Alone
Christ’s Resurrection
The Power of Christ’s Resurrection
The Fellowship of Christ’s Suffering
Eternal Glory
The Way to Eternal Life
Knowing Christ Crucified
Christ’s Merit
An Interest in Christ’s Merit
Christ’s Virtue
Christ’s Example
A Threefold Knowledge
Applying Christ and His Merits
Seeing Christ Crucified

Conclusion

Endorsements

“William Perkins was at his best when he reflected on Christ and His work from his pulpit and with his pen. Stephen Yuille has made that reflection eminently accessible in this thoughtfully organized and readable little volume. Yuille has spent years mastering the art of presenting Puritan doctrine in digestible ways through his preaching ministry. Here we find that mastery on full display.”

—Andrew S. Ballitch, pastor, Westwood Alliance Church, Ontario, Ohio

About the Author

William Perkins (1558–1602) was a well-respected preacher and teacher at Christ’s College, Cambridge. His influence on students there produced a generation of Puritan-minded ministers.