Delighting in God, and All His Ways Doctrinal and Practical Meditations in Divinity

Eighteenth-century minister William McEwen practiced the personal discipline of distilling his sermons into concise, accessible meditations. These essays combine to create a devotional tour of Christian doctrine. In ninety-eight brief entries, McEwen writes about systematic categories ranging from God’s perfections to death and eternity. Read this treasure trove of preached theology to see how knowing God will increase our delight in Him.

Publisher: Reformation Heritage Books
Type: Hardback
ISBN: 9798886860368

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William McEwen (1735–1762) served as minister of the gospel at the Associate Congregation in Dundee, Scotland. He studied divinity under Ebenezer Erskine and James Fisher, leaders in the Scottish secession from the national church.

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“Having introduced a new generation to McEwen’s classic typological work The Glory and Fullness of Christ, Keddie, in this volume, acquaints modern readers with McEwen’s pastoral treatment of the key doctrines of the Christian faith. Taken from sermons preached during his short-lived ministry, each of McEwen’s brief chapters offers the best in catechetical-like preaching—an eternal truth served with exegetical precision, illustrative language, and heartwarming application. Set in a readable style, Delighting in God and All His Ways offers rich devotional fare to those who open up its pages.” Barry York, president and professor of pastoral theology and homiletics, Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary