General Directions for A Comfortable Walking with God

While Robert Bolton originally wrote General Directions as a spiritual guide
for himself, its publication led to its becoming an instant classic. This book
encourages us to abandon our loved sin, hate hypocrisy, exercise self-denial,
live the life of faith, form right conceptions of Christianity, guard against
worldliness, be warmed with the love of God, treasure reconciliation with God,
keep the heart, and meditate on future bliss in order to loosen sin's grip on
the soul. Bolton also excels in describing particular Christian duties, such as
tending to family, governing the tongue, and managing every action of our
lives. Read Bolton's book, be encouraged in your Christian walk, and find out
first hand why generations of believers have cherished this sound volume of
pastoral advice.
Robert Bolton (1572-1631) was an Oxford graduate, university lecturer, and
became a minister of the gospel in Broughton, Northamptonshire.