The Doctrine of Regeneration (Charnock) Commentaries “A window into the pastoral

“A window into the pastoral theology of congregational singing and hymnody that Spurgeon held dear” – Matt Boswell

emphasizes the eyewitness character of the four men who attest to the supernatural in-breaking of the Christ

Simonetta Carr tells the inspiring story of how the wealthy

this work “offers significant access to seventeenth-century Reformed and Presbyterian thought

The Doctrine of Regeneration (Charnock) Commentaries “A window into the pastoralRediscover a beloved classic of Puritan theology. Regeneration is a supernatural work of God that transforms human hearts, enabling us to experience the life more abundant that Jesus promised His followers. First published posthumously in 1840, Stephen Charnock's The Doctrine of Regeneration examines the nature, biblical origins, and historic Christian understanding of regeneration how the ongoing process of regeneration enables us to live more and