The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment Part 1 By Jeremiah Burroughs

A Saint Indeed by John Flavel

John Flavel — Keeping the Heart (Proverbs 4:23) In this sermon, Flavel urges believers to guard their hearts, showing that the hidden life of the soul is the true measure of religion. Keeping the heart is the hardest, most constant, and most important work of the Christian life. The Sermon Library: Sharing the mountain of wisdom from past preachers.

Mortification of Sin in Believers Chapter 3 and 4 by John Owens

John Owen shows why mortification is both necessary and life-giving for every believer. Chapters III & IV of John Owen’s The Mortification of Sin, modernized yet faithful. Owen demonstrates not only the necessity of mortification, but also how the strength, comfort, and peace of the Christian life depend upon it.

Mortification of Sin in Believers Chapter 1 and 2 by John Owens

Chapters I & II of John Owen’s The Mortification of Sin, modernized yet faithful to the original. Owen shows why mortifying sin is the believer’s lifelong duty and how it is accomplished through the Spirit.

The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment Part 2 By Jeremiah Burroughs

Jeremiah Burroughs continues unfolding the mystery of true Christian contentment—showing how the soul must submit to God’s providence in every condition. This faithful modern-English translation preserves the rich structure and theology of the 1645 sermon. Scripture quoted from the Legacy Standard Bible (LSB).

The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment Part 1 By Jeremiah Burroughs

In this opening episode, we begin Jeremiah Burroughs’ masterful work, The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment. Drawing from Philippians 4:11, Burroughs lays the foundation for what it means to live in true, God-centered peace—not in theory, but in the depths of affliction. Paul's personal testimony becomes the doorway into a profound spiritual mystery: contentment is not natural; it is learned—and only through the school of Christ. We explore how contentment is more than outward silence—it is an inward, gracious work of the Spirit, cultivated through surrender to God's wise and fatherly hand. Perfect for those facing trials, restlessness, or uncertainty, this episode offers a heart-level introduction to the doctrine Burroughs calls “the duty, the glory, and the excellence of a Christian.”