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Inventory to The 1 Inventory to the Joseph Charles Philpot Sermon Collection AR 850 J. C. Philpot By: Mitchell Cole Southern Baptist Historical Library and Archives Nashville, Tennessee July, 2010 2 Inventory to the Joseph Charles Philpot Sermon Collection AR 850 Summary Main Entry: Joseph Charles Philpot Sermon Collection Date Span: 1841-1868 Abstract: The sermons of Joseph Charles Philpot, pastor of Strict and Particular congregations in Oxfordshire, England, in pamphlet form. Size: .5 linear ft. (1 document box) Collection #: AR 850 Biographical Sketch Joseph Charles Philpot was born in 1802 at Ripple in Kent, England. In 1827, he was elected a fellow at Worcester College, Oxford. He pursued a career in the ministry, with the Church of England, serving a parish in Stadhampton, Oxfordshire. In 1832, he was baptized by John Warburton. He renounced his affiliation with the Anglican Church three years later, earning him the moniker “The Seceder,” and served Strict and Particular congregations in Allington, Oakham, and Stamford for the rest of his life. He also took over William Gadsby’s position as editor of the Gospel Standard for twenty years. Philpot frequently denounced John Wesley’s Methodism and Arminianism in his works. He died in 1869, but his works continued to be published. Scope and Content Note The J. C. Philpot Sermon Collection (.5 linear ft.) contains thirty-one printed sermons preached in several churches across England. The sermons were mostly given to his congregations in Stamford, Allington, and Oakham; however, a few were delivered to churches in and around London. All were delivered after Philpot left the Anglican Church – the earliest dates to 1841 and the latest to 1868, a year before his death. Their specific subject matter varies widely, but all espouse the fundamental tenets of Strict Baptist and Calvinist doctrine. These sermons are reprints dating from the 1960’s and 1970’s. Arrangement The collection is arranged in alphabetical order by folder title. Provenance This is an artificial collection put together by the staff of the SBHLA. Most of the sermons came through the purchase of the Christian Baptist Library, Atwood, Tennessee. 3 Preferred Citation Joseph Charles Philpot Sermon Collection, Southern Baptist Historical Library and Archives, Nashville, Tennessee. Access Restrictions None Subject Terms Philpot, J. C. (Joseph Charles), 1802-1869. Baptists – Sermons Salvation Sermons, English Strict Baptists – Sermons Related Materials J. C. Philpot. Sermons (5 volumes) BX6333.P57 S47 1965 Container List Box 1 1. Balm in Gilead 2. Battle is the Lord’s 3. Believer’s Colloquy with His Soul, A 4. Christian’s Property and Possessions, The 5. Divine Separation 6. Fellow Citizens with the Saint, and of the Household of God 7. God’s Method of Answering Prayer 8. Heavenly Birth and Its Earthly Counterfeits, The 9. Heir of Heaven Walking in Darkness, the Heir of Hell Walking in Light, The 10. Kingdom of God Hid from the Wise and Revealed unto Babes 11. Leper Diseased and the Leper Cleansed, The 12. Life Given for a Prey 13. Living Man’s Complaint, The 14. Lost Sheep Restored, The 15. Man’s Devices and the Lord’s Counsel 16. Mighty Put Down and the Lowly Exalted, The 17. Moab at Ease from His Youth and Settled on His Lees 18. Northern Iron and the Steel, The 19. Opening the Mouth for the Dumb 20. Ordering of the Cause before the Mercy-Seat, The 21. Peculiar People, A 22. Pleasant Plants and Desperate Sorrow 23. Poor Set in Safety, The 24. Reconciliation and Salvation 25. Riches of God’s Mercy, The 26. Spiritual Times and Seasons 27. Sword of the Spirit, The 4 28. Trial by Fire of Every Man’s Work, The 29. What Is It That Saves a Soul? 30. Zion’s Gates and the King’s Highway .
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