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In Spiritual Pride and Christian Humility, Jonathan Edwards exposes how self-importance can corrupt religious zeal, spiritual experiences, and our treatment of others. He contrasts this with the humility that welcomes correction, recognizes its own need, and treats others with gentleness rather than contempt.
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Chapters 📑:
(0:00) Introduction
(3:54) Part One | Spiritual Pride and the Errors of Revival
(4:01) Introduction | Why Revival Still Needs Correction
(17:43) 1 - Spiritual Pride and Christian Humility
(1:03:58) 2 - Principles That Lead Us Astray
(2:07:27) 3 - How Spiritual Experiences Can Go Wrong
(2:42:40) 4 - Judging Other People’s Spiritual State
(3:03:29) 5 - Encouraging One Another Without Taking a Minister’s Place
(3:17:16) 6 - Singing God’s Praises with Reverence
(3:31:11) Part Two | Promoting Genuine Revival
(3:31:17) Introduction
(3:32:04) 7 - Clear Away Obstacles
(3:44:47) 8 - Let the Work Transform Us
(4:17:57) 9 - Pray Together and Put Love into Practice
(4:54:01) Part Three | True and False Humility
(4:54:06) Introduction
(4:54:31) 10 - Two Kinds of Being Humbled
(5:03:56) 11 - Self-Denial and False Humility
(5:15:31) 12 - First Test: How We Compare Ourselves with Others
(5:42:53) 13 - Second Test: What We Think of Our Humility
(5:55:59) 14 - How Humble People Live
(6:03:20) Part Four | Love Produces Humility
(6:03:25) Introduction
(6:06:21) 15 - What Humility Is
(6:31:37) 16 - The Spirit of Christian Love Is a Humble Spirit
(6:47:10) 17 - Application

In The Mortification of Sin: Fighting Sin Through Faith in Christ, John Owen challenges Christians to go beyond merely regretting sin or restraining outward behavior. He exposes sin’s deceptive power and shows how to confront the desires that produce it. True victory comes not through willpower, but through faith in Jesus Christ and the transforming work of the Holy Spirit.
Revised into clear, modern English, this edition offers practical, biblical counsel for fighting sin and growing in genuine holiness.
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📑 Chapters:
(0:00) Front Matter
(6:35) 1 - The Call to Put Sin to Death
(18:04) 2 - Why Believers Must Keep Fighting Sin
(38:07) 3 - Where the Power to Kill Sin Comes From
(50:11) 4 - Clearing the Weeds Around Grace
(58:33) 5 - When Sin Only Appears to Be Dead
(1:07:56) 6 - Three Marks of a Dying Sin
(1:20:09) 7 - Why the Fight Must Begin with Christ
(1:37:42) 8 - Resist Every Sin, Not Just One
(1:44:43) 9 - Six Signs That Sin Has Taken Hold
(2:17:42) 11 - From Conviction to Watchfulness
(2:32:21) 12 - The Humility of Seeing Only in Part
(2:50:17) 13 - Do Not Declare Peace Too Soon
(3:11:03) 14 - Faith in Christ, Help from the Spirit

In Spiritual Decline and Renewal in the Soul, Octavius Winslow calls believers to an honest examination of their hearts before God. With searching questions and tender counsel, he traces the weakening of love, faith, and prayer, the influence of error, and the ways Christians grieve the Holy Spirit. He presses beyond outward symptoms to deeper causes: cherished sin, worldly attachments, self-reliance, and neglected fellowship with Christ.
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Chapters 📑
(0:00) Introduction
(0:32) Dedication to the Reverend James Harington Evans
(2:39) Preface
(5:40) 1 - The First Signs of Spiritual Decline
(1:07:53) 2 - When Love for God Grows Cold
(1:53:04) 3 - When Faith Grows Weak
(2:39:48) 4 - When Prayer Grows Weak
(3:13:51) 5 - How Errors in Belief Weaken Spiritual Life
(3:40:03) 6 - How We Grieve the Holy Spirit
(4:10:06) 7 - The Fruitless Branch and the Fruitful Branch
(4:42:34) 8 - How the Lord Restores His People
(5:09:41) 9 - How the Lord Holds His People Fast

Out of the Depths by Madeline Leslie is a compelling Christian story of faith, trial, false accusation, and the providence of God. As Reverend Henry Washburn faces suspicion and disgrace, those closest to him are drawn into a painful struggle for truth and vindication. Through sorrow, friendship, prayer, and unexpected discoveries, this moving story reminds us that even in the darkest trials, God is faithful and able to bring hidden things into the light.
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Chapters:
(0:00) Introduction
(0:12) 1 — Sunset
(6:29) 2 — Retrospection
(15:43) 3 — The Missionary Association
(24:24) 4 — The Gathering Cloud
(38:54) 5 — The Clergyman's Daughter
(50:06) 6 — Friendship
(1:01:19) 7 — The Burden Shared
(1:14:43) 8 — Confidence
(1:27:38) 9 — Auld Robin Gray
(1:44:45) 10 — The Squire's Party
(1:55:13) 11 — The Important Letter
(2:07:50) 12 — The Cruel Innuendo
(2:21:15) 13 — The Daughter's Grief
(2:36:55) 14 — Counsel and Client
(3:08:14) 16 — The Telegram
(3:23:05) 17 — The Gate of Heaven
(3:37:06) 18 — The Strange Proposition
(3:49:43) 19 — The Committee of Reference
(4:03:17) 20 — The Astounding Discovery
(4:15:46) 21 — God's Answer to Prayer
(4:30:23) 22 — Conclusion

In The Temptation of Our Lord (1873), Norman Macleod explores the conflict between the sinless Savior and the enemy of our souls. From the hunger of the wilderness to the dizzying height of the temple and the offer of the world’s kingdoms, he reveals the purpose beneath each temptation: to undermine Christ’s trust in His Father and draw Him away from loving obedience.
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📑 Chapters:
(0:00) Introduction
(0:17) 1 - The Tempter
(31:58) 2 - Why Our Lord Was Tempted
(1:02:51) 3 - The First Temptation
(1:38:40) 4 - The Second Temptation
(2:16:23) 5 - The Third Temptation
(3:27:41) 6 - Practical Lessons