Thomas Allen: Calling the Convicted to Christ

Born: August 26, 1608, Norwich, England

Died: September 21, 1673, Unknown

Thomas Allen was a faithful Puritan pastor and one of many who fled England to find freedom for gospel ministry in the New World. He settled in Massachusetts in 1638, where he served as assistant minister in Charlestown for 11 years and was later appointed a minister of Harvard College.

His work reveals a deep burden for souls to be truly awakened, not merely reformed. Though many of his writings were printed after his death, they continue to call modern readers to turn from sin, long for Christ, and rest in the hope of the gospel.

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Christians seeking clarity on the Spirit’s role in salvation

Pastors preaching on conviction of sin and effectual calling

Readers who want gospel clarity on true repentance and saving faith

Believers looking for Puritan depth on the work of the Trinity in conversion

Featured Works by Thomas Allen

The Glory of Christ by Thomas Allen

Edited by Dr. Don Kistler

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Puritan Thomas Allen delivers fourteen sermons on the glory of Christ and the faith that unites a sinner to Him.

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The Way of the Spirit in Bringing Souls to Christ by Thomas Allen

Edited by Dr. Don Kistler

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Out of print since 1676, this rare Puritan work explores how the Holy Spirit convicts, reveals Christ’s righteousness, and draws sinners through gospel preaching.

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