Category: Northampton Press

Puritan Books

11/12/2020

Welcome to the website of Dr. Don Kistler. Dr. Kistler is a Bible teacher and author. If there is a theme to this website, it is “Doctrine Matters.” As the Puritans would often say, “Theology is the art of living well to God.” Proper theology should culminate in proper conduct and practice, or, “Orthodoxy leads to orthopraxy.” We will not live any better than our theology; we may not live as well as our theology, but we will never live any better.

Here we hope you will find teaching that will influence and guide your decisions, choices, and behavior. Since theology is about God, it is imminently practical by its very nature. The more we know God, the more we will seek to imitate Him and the more we will please Him.

The Duty and Blessing of a Tender Conscience by Timothy Cruso

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Puritan Books

The Duty and Blessing of a Tender Conscience by Timothy Cruso

Jonathan Edwards, Evangelist by Dr. John Gerstner

Why Read the Puritans Today?

The Precious Things of God

The Natural Man's Condition

The Distinguishing Traits of Christian Character

The Christian on the Mount and Light and Heat Package

The Christian on the Mount

The Christian Father's Present to His Children

Studies on Saving Faith by Arthur Pink

Sighs from Hell

Sermons on Important Doctrines by John Colquhoun

Saving Faith by Colquhoun

None But Christ

Light and Heat: The Puritan View of the Pulpit

Let Us Pray

Law and Liberty: A Biblical Look at Legalism

Grace & Truth: Rare Sermons by Jonathan Edwards

Faith

A Dialogue Between a Catholic Priest and a Protestant

Why Read the Puritans Today? Bundle (10 pack)

Moses’ Choice by Jeremiah Burroughs (1599-1646)

The Covenant of Grace by John Colquhoun (1748-1827)

Heart’s Ease in Heart Trouble

The Golden Scepter Held Forth to the Humble

The Humbled Sinner Resolved What He Should Do to Be Saved

Heaven Taken by Storm

The Everlasting Gospel of Justification

A Guide to Go to God

The Covenant of Works by John Colquhoun (1748-1827)