Over 300 years ago, God gave the church the best Gospel-centered Puritan preacher I know of in Thomas Boston. His sermons, tracts, books and writings are truly an amazing gift to Christianity because Boston cuts through the clutter of our lives and leads us directly into the presence of God... where Boston preaches a total hope in Christ. If you are Christ-centered in your theology, read Boston! If not, then read and re-read Boston!
This 3,500 Paper Page Set includes Volumes 1 - 6
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Volume 1 and Volume 2 - Retail $85 , 1100 pages
In the first two volumes Boston writes on the Shorter Catechism; one of the greatest works of doctrine we have. He expands and enlightens us on questions we are provoked to ask after studying this Catechism. What does it mean to enjoy God forever? These volumes also include a teaching on our relationship with God, and how it should be taken seriously in light of it being an intimate matter ("Forms of Personal Covenanting").
Volume 3 - Retail $45 , 560 pages
Volume three contains various sermons along with some of Boston's best-known titles. In "The Crook in the Lot" he attempts to ask and answer the most haunting questions of life. Is there a God? Who is he? The wisdom that Boston shares is both convicting and uplifting. Also included are "The Unity of The Body of Christ” and “The Duties the Members Owe One to Another". These books are ideal for those who want to learn and grow in their relationship with our Lord and Savior.
Volume 4 - Retail $45 , 499 pages
Volume four has 40 different sermons. Eight of these are outstanding exhortations taken from Philippians 3:8. He teaches on losing our comfort and our life to Christ as a beautiful and priceless thing. This volume also includes "The Distinguishing Characters of Real Christians" which marks the beginning of Boston’s series on Christian Living.
Volume 5 - Retail $45 , 543 pages
Volume five picks up where four left off with "The Distinguishing Characters of True Believers," and "The State and Character of Believers." Boston writes on how we believers should look differently from the world. How we should be set apart? He enlightens us on the process of sanctification in hopes of strengthening the Body of Christ. Also in this volume is "The Art of Man-Fishing."
Volume 6 - Retail $45 , 612 pages
Volume six is full of various Questions and Tracts-- a main topic being baptism. Baptism has always been a tradition of the Church; yet it has always been a topic of debate. Boston looks to Scripture to try to answer some of the questions that have many have wrestled with. Two outstanding sermons in this volume are on the unpopular but necessary topics of Self Denial and Repentance.
