SERMONS

FOR

COTTAGE HOMES.

BY THE

REV. EDWARD COOPER, M.A.,

LATE RECTOR OF HAMSTALL-RIDWARE, STAFFORD, AND FELLOW OF ALL SOULS' COLLEGE, Oxford.

"O God of families, impart

To each an understanding heart;
The knowledge of Thy will bestow,

And grace to practise what we know."

LONDON:

KNIGHT & SON, CLERKENWELL CLOSE.

SECOND SERIES.1

100. n.107.

CONTENTS.

I. UNPROFITABLE SERVICE.

II. SPIRITUAL DESIRES SATISFIED.

III. MERCY AND JUSTICE.

IV. STRENGTH AND PEACE.

V. FAITH IN CHRIST.

VI. GROWTH IN GRACE.

VII. JONAH IN THE STORM.

VIII. DEATH UNAWARES.

IX. CONVINCED, BUT UNCONVERTED.

X. CONTENTED, THOUGH IN NEED.

XI. WRONG MEANS TO A RIGHT END.

XII. WISE MEANS TO A WICKED END.

XIII. WHOM WILL YE SERVE?

XIV. WHY NOT NOW?

XV. THE APPOINTED REMEDY.

XVI. THE FAITHFUL SAYING.

SERMONS FOR COTTAGE HOMES.

UNPROFITABLE SERVICE.

BY THE

REV. EDWARD COOPER, M.A.,

LATE RECTOR OF HAMSTALL-RIDWARE, STAFFORD, AND FELLOW OF ALL SOULS' COLLEGE, Oxford.

"Around His saints, who fear His name,
In endless streams His mercies flow;
But all the fruit of sin is shame,
And present grief, and future woe."

LONDON: KNIGHT AND SON.

SECOND SERIES.]