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Series：Puritan Writings
Many Christians today are not making much progress in their lives, even though they attend meetings steadily and have regular devotions. They faithfully fulfill their religious responsibilities, but their hearts never seem to be close to the Lord. What is the reason for this? Perhaps the root is indwelling sin.
This book is part of Owen's trilogy on sin. In this book, John Owen exposes the deceitful ways in which indwelling sin invades the human heart, and Owen provides crucial insights into the impact that the sin nature has on our daily walk with Christ. He teaches believers to be on the alert for every move of indwelling sin so that they do not unknowingly fall into spiritual decline. This book will also bring comfort to believers and help them grow in holiness.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
John Owen (1616-1683) was an English Puritan theologian and a leading figure of the Nonconformist movement. He served as Vice-Chancellor of Oxford University in England and as counselor and chaplain to Oliver Cromwell's army.
Owen was one of the most learned and active Puritans in 17th century England, accomplished in both doctrine and practical theology, and the author of more than fifty works, including The Glory of Christ, The Mortification of Sin, and The Temptation.
