Octavius Winslow was a deeply loved 19th-century preacher whose sermons and books helped thousands grow closer to Jesus. Though he spent part of his youth in New York, he returned to England and pastored churches in Leamington, Bath, Brighton, and Spa. 

While Winslow didn’t live during the Puritan era, his writings carry the same rich, heart-searching devotion that Puritan readers treasured. In a spiritually dry age, he wrote about assurance, revival, the Spirit’s work, and the believer’s daily walk with God.