A Divine Cordial

A rich Puritan exposition of Romans 8:28 — "all things work together for good to them that love God." Watson systematically demonstrates how both blessings and adversities serve the believer's spiritual benefit, treating affliction, temptation, desertion, and even sin as instruments of divine grace. He explores the marks of genuine love for God, the nature of effectual calling, and God's eternal purpose behind salvation. Written with vivid imagery and pastoral warmth, this classic work offers profound comfort to discouraged Christians and remains one of the most beloved devotional treatises of the Puritan era.