The Return of Prayers; The Tidings of Peace; and The Folly of Relapsing (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9781024078374)

The Return of Prayers; The Tidings of Peace; and The Folly of Relapsing, by Thomas Goodwin, presents three treatises originally published in the mid-17th century by one of the foremost Puritan theologians. These works explore vital aspects of the Christian life: the efficacy and nature of prayer, the assurance of peace with God, and the dangers of spiritual relapse. Goodwin's profound insights, drawn from deep biblical study and pastoral experience, offer timeless guidance for believers seeking a deeper understanding of their faith.

In "The Return of Prayers," Goodwin delves into the conditions and assurances surrounding answered prayer. "The Tidings of Peace" examines the biblical basis for experiencing inner peace through faith in Christ. "The Folly of Relapsing" warns against the dangers of backsliding and offers practical advice for maintaining spiritual steadfastness. This collection showcases Goodwin's rich theological acumen and his commitment to nurturing genuine piety. This volume is a valuable resource for those interested in Puritan theology and the practical application of biblical principles to daily life.

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