Christ and His Salvation: Sermons

About this book

Horace Bushnell's 1864 sermon collection gathers pulpit discourses centered, as its title declares, on Christ and his salvation. Bushnell, an influential American Congregational minister and theologian, treats the person and work of Christ with literary care and pastoral intent. The sermons reflect his effort to present Christian truth imaginatively as well as argumentatively to nineteenth-century hearers.

Contents

1. Dedication
2. I. Christ Waiting to Find Room.
3. II. The Genteness of God.
4. III. The Insight of Love. 🔒
5. IV. Salvation for the Lost Condition. 🔒
6. V. The Fasting and Temptation of Jesus. 🔒
7. VI. Conviction of Sin by the Cross. 🔒
8. VII. Christ Asleep. 🔒
9. VIII. Christian Ability. 🔒
10. IX. Integrity and Grace. 🔒
11. X. Liberty and Discipline. 🔒
12. XI. Christ’s Agony, or Moral Suffering. 🔒
13. XII. The Physical Suffering, or Cross of Christ. 🔒
14. XIII. Salvation by Man. 🔒
15. XIV. The Bad Consciousness Taken Away. 🔒
16. XV. The Bad Mind Makes a Bad Element. 🔒
17. XVI. Present Relations of Christ with His Followers. 🔒
18. XVII. The Wrath of the Lamb. 🔒
19. XVIII. Christian Forgiveness. 🔒
20. XIX. Christ Bearing the Sins of Transgressors. 🔒
21. XX. The Putting on of Christ. 🔒
22. XXI. Heaven Opened. 🔒