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Old sermons, born again.
The great sermons of Jonathan Edwards, George Whitefield, John Wesley, Charles Spurgeon and more, read aloud in clear modern English, so you can hear them the way their first listeners did.
How each sermon is made
- The preacher's words, in ours. Each sermon is rendered in everyday English, but the meaning, the order of the argument and the hard truths stay exactly as they were preached. Nothing is softened and nothing is added.
- Scripture word for word. Every Bible quotation is read from the English Standard Version.
- The story behind it. Each episode opens with a short history of when, where and why the sermon was first preached, checked against published sources.
Episodes
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Henry Augustus Loop after Joseph Badger, Public domain Heaven Is a World of Love
Jonathan Edwards, 1738Northampton, Massachusetts
1 Corinthians 13:8–10
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Henry Augustus Loop after Joseph Badger, Public domain Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God
Jonathan Edwards, 1741Enfield, Connecticut
Coming soon
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George Romney, Public domain The Almost Christian
John Wesley, 1741St Mary’s, Oxford
Acts 26:28
Coming soon
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Alexander Melville, Public domain Compel Them to Come In
Charles Spurgeon, 1858Music Hall, Royal Surrey Gardens
Luke 14:23
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