The Narrated Puritan
Religion & Spirituality
About
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.
Episodes
- Qualifications For Soul Winning Godward
This episode of The Narrated Puritan focuses on the topic of soul-winning and its associated qualifications.
- Remarkable Work of God in New England - Vindicated and Confirmed
A letter regarding the work of God in New England is presented, with the publisher attesting to the author's credibility. However, the narrator expresses reservations about accepting the publisher's claims without further evidence.
- Mr. Fearing! Some of you know Mr. Fearing Very Well
The episode "Mr. Fearing! Some of you know Mr. Fearing Very Well" from The Narrated Puritan describes individuals who are sincere but burdened by nervousness, doubt, mistrust, and fear on their spiritual journey.
- The Work of the Spirit In and On The Human Nature of Christ
This episode explores the work of the Spirit in the human nature of Christ, noting its capacity to apprehend new concepts presented to its understanding, an inherent quality of human nature.
- Letter To John Wesley in Answer To His Sermon - Free Grace
This episode addresses a letter written on December 24th, 1740, in response to John Wesley's sermon on Free Grace. The author expresses reluctance but feels compelled to write due to concerns about the potential for error among believers.
- So Shall I Keep Your Law Continually
This episode of The Narrated Puritan is titled 'So Shall I Keep Your Law Continually'. No further details are available.
- The Works of the Workers of Iniquity
This episode discusses individuals who were convinced of their salvation and presumed their place in heaven. It explores their complaints to God when excluded, arguing their case for inclusion in the bliss of the righteous.
- Take Not The Word of Truth Utterly Out of My Mouth
This episode of The Narrated Puritan is titled 'Take Not The Word of Truth Utterly Out of My Mouth'.
- Praise, One of the Chief Employments of Heaven
This episode of The Narrated Puritan is titled "Praise, One of the Chief Employments of Heaven." The description for this episode was not provided.
- All They That Hate Me Love Death
This is an episode of The Narrated Puritan titled All They That Hate Me Love Death.
- Believers are the only object of Sanctification
John Owen states that the Holy Spirit, received as a Spirit of Sanctification, is given only to those who are regenerate, meaning believers.
- An Answer to him that reproaches me.
This episode of The Narrated Puritan is titled 'An Answer to him that reproaches me.'
- News: Updates - The Christian History of Grand Rapids Michigan.
The episode discusses Grand Rapids, Michigan's history as a center for Dutch Calvinism and Christian publishing. The narrator contrasts this with the area's current religious trajectory during a visit to see a new grandson.
- Communion With Christ and His People
This is an episode of The Narrated Puritan titled Communion With Christ and His People. The description for this episode was not provided.
- The Believer is Not An Orphan
The episode 'The Believer is Not An Orphan' is from the podcast The Narrated Puritan. No description was provided.
- If Pastors Preached To Gratify Men's Lusts - (They Would Be Better Received)
This episode discusses the idea that pastors who preach to please men's desires, rather than truth, would be better received. It references a biblical passage about false prophets.
- The Heart is Exceedingly Deceitful
This episode of The Narrated Puritan is titled The Heart is Exceedingly Deceitful. The description for this episode is not available.
- Adoniram Judson: His Imprisonment in Burma, 1824-1826
This episode of The Narrated Puritan covers Adoniram Judson's imprisonment in Burma from 1824 to 1826. The narrative is based on Henry Gouger's 1860 book, 'A Personal Narrative of 2 Years Imprisonment in the Burman Prison.'
- The Memorable Hymn
This episode of The Narrated Puritan is titled The Memorable Hymn.
- Gossip: Inconsistent Christianity in Our Homes - Self Examination 7&8
This episode explores how gossip and a lack of compassion for neighbors in need demonstrate inconsistent Christian behavior within the home. It prompts self-examination regarding duties of charity and avoiding knowledge of others' sufferin…
- Awakening Considerations for Self Examination - Sect. 9
This episode of The Narrated Puritan delves into self-examination concerning honest dealings with others. It questions whether one's actions are just according to God's Word and whether neighbors can depend on one's word and trustworthines…
- The Death of David Brainerd
David Brainerd's writings describe spiritual experiences of finding contentment in God despite intense physical suffering from agues and fevers.
- Stolen Waters Are Sweet: The Foolish Woman is Clamorous
The episode title is 'Stolen Waters Are Sweet: The Foolish Woman is Clamorous' from the podcast 'The Narrated Puritan'.
- Send Lazarus To My Father's House
Send Lazarus To My Father's House is an episode from The Narrated Puritan podcast. The description was not provided.
- News and Updates - A Busy Summer Ahead
The Narrated Puritan podcast shares news and updates regarding its upcoming summer schedule.
- Do You Live in Secret Sin?
This episode of The Narrated Puritan is titled "Do You Live in Secret Sin?". No further details are available.
- Sermons Likely To Win Souls
This episode is titled "Sermons Likely To Win Souls" from the podcast The Narrated Puritan.
- Self-Examination - Its Necessity - Sections 1-3
This episode discusses the importance of self-examination to identify sinful practices and behaviors that may be unbecoming of a Christian. It emphasizes the need for careful observation of oneself to ensure one's actions align with Christ…
- The Arrest of Jesus -1- Secret Prayer Answered Openly
This episode explores the theological concept of divine justice concerning the arrest of Jesus. It posits that the event vindicates God's character and serves as an illustrious instance of divine justice, transforming the 'scandal of the c…
- David's Brainerd's Final Diary Entries Prior to His Death
The Narrated Puritan presents David Brainerd's final diary entries, documented shortly before his passing.
- The Guilt, Danger and Evil of Unmortified Sin
This episode of The Narrated Puritan explores the heightened guilt, danger, and evil associated with unmortified sin. It posits that even with inherent grace, which weakens sin's dominion, the guilt of remaining sin is intensified.
- The Soul Winner's Reward
This episode of The Narrated Puritan is titled 'The Soul Winner's Reward'. No further details are available.
- Study of Divinity Until Being Licensed to Preach
This episode of The Narrated Puritan focuses on the process of studying divinity up to the point of being licensed to preach.
- David's Brainerd's Early Months as a New Convert
This episode details David Brainerd's experience of losing God's presence in late August, a period of spiritual darkness, followed by God's gracious return. The distress stemmed from being shut out from God's presence.
- Let Your Mercies Come to Me!
This is an episode from The Narrated Puritan podcast, titled 'Let Your Mercies Come to Me!'.
- David Brainerd's Conversion (1) Diary of David Brainerd
In the winter of 1738, David Brainerd experienced a profound conversion, marked by a sudden and intense awareness of his sinfulness and the wrath of God, which overshadowed previous spiritual feelings.
- The Life of David Brainerd - Preface
This episode covers the preface to The Life of David Brainerd, discussing his calling to gospel ministry and his active participation in significant religious events of his time.
- Genuine Revivals and the Effects of Sympathy
This episode explores the concept of "sympathy" and discusses its adverse effects, focusing on what was guarded against during genuine revival.
- Unreasonableness of Indetermination In Religion
This episode discusses the unreasonableness of religious uncertainty. It posits that a firm conviction in the reality of eternal matters, such as heaven, hell, and divine judgment, should significantly impact one's worldview and actions.
- Bands Of Love; or, Union to Christ
This episode of The Narrated Puritan is titled 'Bands Of Love; or, Union to Christ'. No further details are available.
- Mortification Is the Habitual Weakening of Sin
This episode explores how specific sinful desires can become particularly strong due to individual tendencies, environmental temptations, or Satanic influence. Such desires can cloud judgment and unleash destructive passions, even when the…
- The Christian Pilgrim
The Christian Pilgrim episode describes the spiritual path as a difficult journey through a wilderness requiring full strength and daily effort. It stresses the importance of starting early, persevering throughout life, and keeping the des…
- Sin Unmortified Robs Us of Strength, Vigour, Joy, and Peace - Chapter 4
Chapter 4 of "Sin Unmortified Robs Us of Strength, Vigour, Joy, and Peace" is discussed in this episode of The Narrated Puritan.
- The Mortification of Sin (5) What is it? What is it Not?
This episode of The Narrated Puritan is titled 'The Mortification of Sin (5) What is it? What is it Not?'.
- The Spirit's Necessity to Mortify Any Sin - Chapter 3
This episode, Chapter 3, focuses on the necessity of the spirit in mortifying sin. The content is based on information indexed from public RSS feeds.
- The Signs that an Indwelling Lust is Dangerous. - (9)
This episode from The Narrated Puritan is titled "The Signs that an Indwelling Lust is Dangerous." The description provided does not contain further details.
- The Mortification of Sin - Chapter 2 - Unabridged
This episode features an unabridged reading of Chapter 2 of 'The Mortification of Sin' from The Narrated Puritan podcast.
- The Mortification of Sin - Preface - Unabridged
The Narrated Puritan presents the unabridged preface to 'The Mortification of Sin'.
- The Mortification of Sin - Chapter 1 - Unabridged
This episode features an unabridged reading of Chapter 1, "The Mortification of Sin," from The Narrated Puritan. The description was not provided.
- What is it to Win a Soul?
The episode critiques the harmful practice of rushing church membership, arguing that pressuring individuals without allowing for spiritual self-reflection damages both the church and the converts. It highlights cases where moral and promi…