A Call to the Unconverted

Name: A Call to the Unconverted
Author: Richard Baxter

Richard Baxter (1615–1691) was an English Puritan church leader and theologian. His ministry at Kidderminster transformed a neglected parish town, and though ejected in 1662 he remained one of Nonconformity's most influential voices, writing well over a hundred books. Our library holds The Reformed Pastor — his classic on the minister's work — A Call to the Unconverted, The Saints' Everlasting Rest, and his extensive Practical Works.

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First published: 1658
Category: Salvation & the Gospel
Length: 51k words · about 3 hours
Chapters: 8

About this book

Richard Baxter's urgent appeal to those who are still outside Christ, first published in 1658. Baxter reasons closely and tenderly with the unconverted, answering their excuses, exposing the danger of delay, and pressing them to turn to God today. Few books represent Puritan evangelism better: direct, scriptural, and pleading, it was written to be put into any reader's hands.

A Short Account of the Author and the Great Success Which Attended the Call When First Published.
Preface
A Call to the Unconverted. · Sermon I. 🔒
A Call to the Unconverted. · Sermon II. · Part 1 🔒
A Call to the Unconverted. · Sermon II. · Part 2 🔒
A Call to the Unconverted. · Sermon II. · Part 3 🔒
A Call to the Unconverted. · Sermon III. 🔒
A Call to the Unconverted. · Sermon IV. 🔒