The works of the Reverend George Whitefield, M.A., Vol. 6 (of 6) : Containing all his sermons and tracts, etc.

In this final volume, listeners encounter the full range of Whitefield’s powerful preaching and passionate writing, gathered from the last decades of his ministry. The collection opens with an overview of his life, drawn from his own papers, before moving into a series of sermons that explore familiar biblical moments—from the humble repentance of the publican to the miracle at Cana—each delivered with the fervor that made him a hallmark of the Great Awakening. Interwoven are letters to friends and notable figures across Britain and America, revealing the personal side of a man whose voice resonated in both pulpits and private correspondence.

Beyond the sermons, the work includes rare tracts and reflections on doctrine that had previously remained unpublished, offering insight into Whitefield’s theological priorities and his view of the Holy Spirit’s role in believers’ lives. For anyone curious about 18th‑century evangelical thought, the volume provides an immersive listening experience that combines historical depth with the earnest urgency of a preacher who sought to awaken a nation.