Salvation in Full Color: Twenty Sermons by Great Awakening Preachers

The Character of God: Timothy Dwight. The Law of God: Samuel Hopkins. Total Depravity: Gilbert Tennent. The Heinousness of Sin: Joseph Bellamy. Dead Works: Theodorus Jacobus Frelinghuysen. Divine Love: John Witherspoon. The Atonement: Solomon Stoddard. Regeneration: Jonathan Dickinson. Effectual Calling: Ebenezer Pemberton. The Work of the Holy Spirit: George Whitefield. Seeking the Lord: Devereux Jarratt. Repentance: Samuel Davies. Justification by Faith: Samuel Blair. Adoption: John Tennent. Conversion: John Blair. Love to God: Joseph Sewall. Perseverance of the Saints: William Tennent. Sanctification: Isaac Chanler. Divine Retribution: Jonathan Edwards. The Final Warning: Asahel Nettleton.

From the Introduction: "These precious truths are too valuable to be received with a grunt or a shrug of the shoulders. The sermons in this book mightily affected people of the past. Let them affect you today. They deal with issues of life and death. Your own soul's welfare is at stake. I beg of you, do not reject these messages because they are too sever, or because they thought processes of the preachers are difficult to follow, or because they are different from anything you have read before. The men who preached these sermons were God-honoring and God-honored men. Their love of Scripture and accuracy in its use is clearly evidenced by the almost countless references they make to the Bible in every sermon. They lived in a wiser and saner time than now, and therefore, what they said is of vastly greater consequence than the prattlings of most of our modern preachers who are significantly responsible for the sordid condition of the church today."

From Samuel Davies's “Repentance”: "It is not the filling of churches but, rather, the filling of a kingdom that is to the glory of God. And it is this that we desire from this generation: that Thou, O God, would grant also that we might be given grace and honor Thee. Heavenly Father, grant that we might learn something about the birth of such a cry. If we began to give only the slightest hint of a cry, then He would begin to hear us... What joyful anticipation there is in heaven now!... Are we still refusing to consider these things? Do we have warmth towards those who seek revival?"