The Bruised Reed  

The Bruised Reed walks Christians through Christ’s consistent and unconditional love for His children.  Richard Sibbes elaborates on the metaphor of a humble reed that may be bent or bruised as a result of life’s errors and the consequences of sin.  Rather than leaning on arrogance to hide these blemishes, looking to Christ to heal them will not only make the reed more beautiful than before, but will also strengthen the relationship with the mender Himself.  Sibbes paints a beautiful picture of a loving and sincere Father who has laid out the path to righteousness and waits with helping hands for those who choose to follow it.  This work is a sweet encouragement for all Christians, especially those who have felt bruised or broken along the way.

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1. Opening Credits
2. Chapter 1: A Bruised Reed Shall He Not Break...
3. Chapter 2: Those That Christ Has to Do with Are Bruised
4. Chapter 3: Christ Will Not Break the Bruised Reed
5. Chapter 4: Signs of One Truly Bruised
6. Chapter 5: Grace Is Little at First
7. Chapter 6: Grace Is Mingled with Corruption
8. Chapter 7: Christ Will Not Quench Small and Weak Beginnings
9. Chapter 8: Tenderness Required in Ministers Toward Young Beginners
10. Chapter 9: Governors Should Be Tender of Weak Ones...
11. Chapter 10: Rules to Try...
12. Chapter 11: Signs of Smoking Flax Which Christ Will Not Quench
13. Chapter 12: Scruples Hindering Comfort Removed
14. Chapter 13: Engage in Duties Notwithstanding Weaknesses
15. Chapter 14: The Case of Indisposition Resolved and Discouragements
16. Chapter 15: Of Infirmities
17. Chapter 16: Satan Not to Be Believed as He Represents Christ unto Us
18. Chapter 17: Reproof of Such as Sin Against this Merciful Disposition in Christ
19. Chapter 18: Of Christ's Judgment in Us and His Victory, What It Is
20. Chapter 19: Christ Is So Mild That He Will Govern Those That Enjoy the Comfort of His Mildness
21. Chapter 20: The Spiritual Government of Christ Is Joined with Judgment and Wisdom
22. Chapter 21: Where True Wisdom and Judgment Are, There Christ Sets Up His Government
23. Chapter 22: Christ's Government Is Victorious
24. Chapter 23: Means to Make Grace Victorious
25. Chapter 24: All Should Side with Christ
26. Chapter 25: Christ's Government Shall Be Openly Victorious
27. Chapter 26: Christ Alone Advances this Government
28. Chapter 27: Victory Not to Be Had Without Fighting
29. Chapter 28: Be Encouraged to Go On Cheerfully with Confidence of Prevailing
30. Closing Credits