The Marriage of the King's Son, and the Guilt of Unbelief: Two Sermons (Classic Reprint)

Two sermons on unbelief, salvation, and the heart’s turning toward grace offer a thoughtful, devotional path for readers seeking clarity in faith. The book examines why belief matters, how guilt shapes conscience, and what it means to keep the eye open to divine light. In these sermons, the author unpacks how human longing for happiness collides with the need for a purer love and a deeper trust in Christ. The text invites careful self-reflection, practical note-taking, and a steady focus on the promises of salvation and sanctification. Readers will encounter a moral explanation of unbelief, the role of conscience, and the call to rely wholly on divine grace. Clear questions about belief, conscience, and the nature of salvation. Images and illustrations that frame spiritual sight as a trusted guide for faith. Guidance on study and reflection, including recommended commentary for deeper understanding. A compassionate tone that encourages perseverance in hope and trust.Ideal for readers of devotional theology, spiritual self-examination, and sermons that connect belief to daily life. Read more