Articles:
The Importance of Adoption - Robert Alexander Webb (1856-1919) - God’s adoption of sinners as His children is a glorious and beautiful biblical truth; but God’s people have not always recognized its importance, nor have they considered it as deeply and thoroughly as justification and regeneration.
An Act of Pure Grace - Charles H. Spurgeon (1834-1892) - an overview of adoption that begins in God’s eternal purpose before the creation of the world and appears in history through God’s mighty work in sinners’ hearts.
The Causes of Adoption - John Gill (1697-1771) - The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit are all vitally involved in the amazing grace of transforming sinners into sons and daughters of the Triune God.
The Fatherhood of God - John Murray (1898-1975) - God’s gracious acts of justification and regeneration are distinct from but connected to the grace of God in adopting sinners into His family.
Grace Reigns in Adoption - Abraham Booth (1734-1806) - a survey of the sovereign grace of Almighty God as He gloriously transforms slaves of sin into His free children with all the privileges and graces of His divine family.
Nate and Benefits of Adoption - David Martyn Lloyd-Jones (1899-1981) - How is the word adoption used in Scripture? And what benefits and assurances does a converted sinner enjoy as a child of the God? Read prayerfully.
From Satan's Family to God's - John Dick (1764-1833) - To appreciate the astonishing love of God in adopting sinners into His family, we must understand something about the sinful, satanic family from which He saves us.
The Witness of the Spirit - Octavius Winslow (1808-1878) - The Holy Spirit of God bears witnesses in the hearts of believers that they are indeed God’s eternally loved, blood-bought children. Do you have this witness?
We Shall Be Like Him - John Eadie (1810-1876) - What does it mean that believers will be like Christ? Here are precious thoughts on which to meditate deeply.
Sacred Evidence of Sonship - Thomas Shaw B. Reade (1776-1841) - a precious collection of profound thoughts on discerning whether we are truly the children of God.