A Treatise on the Affections

"A Treatise on the Affections" by William Fenner is an intricate exploration into the depths of Christian spirituality, focusing on the role and regulation of the affections or emotions in the believer's life. Fenner, with his meticulous examination, outlines how a Christian might discern the state of their spiritual health through the pulse of their soul's affections. This work considers the natural signs and symptoms of spiritual affections, offering guidance on how to direct these towards God and the things above, thus aligning the believer's heart with divine will.

William Fenner (1600-1640) was an English Puritan divine known for his deep piety and commitment to the exposition of Scripture. Educated at Pembroke College, Cambridge, Fenner dedicated his life to pastoral ministry, fervently preaching the word of God. His works, including "A Treatise on the Affections," reflect his theological depth and pastoral heart, continuing to inspire and edify readers seeking to grow in their faith and understanding of Christian affections.

Includes 14 sermons on Colossians 3:2