The second of the four-volume set of affordable paperbacks, with 24 spirit-filled teachings, differs from the foundation sermons in volume one. This 304-page affordable paperback book was written in the 1800's during the Great Awakening. In it are 24 sermons by George Whitefield.
 
Volume two answers each question for those who are "on the fence". What or who do you think Christ is? What do YOU believe about Him? Unbelievers smear His name and make light of His redemptive work. Whitefield asks the soul-searching question, what standing do you have to inherit eternal life along with Christ.
 
The existence of the lowly birth of Christ on your behalf signals the heart-wrenching humility of His lowly birth and how this reunites you with the Father. This very act shows the great mercy and tender heart of God towards sinners.
 
Christ's righteousness is ever before us in everlasting portion, imputed to you as a believer. When we are tempted and tried, Christ has rightly earned the spot of healing and redemption by giving His redemption for you.
 
This removing of the blot against you by His love to sinners removes the desire for profanity and vices. This turning teaches you to balance grace with holy living. Christ is as complete to you as a husband. 
 
In volume two, you learn to grow in grace spiritually. Whitefield expounds on the marks of the Holy Spirit. His sermons state how we're not reframed but transformed by the renewal of our minds.
 
Biblical grace through Christ's redemptive work leads to the growth of grace, creating faith and a new creature within.
 
Here's what's in the book, complete with the title of the sermons:
"What Think Ye of Christ": Settle the most important question of your life—your eternal destiny and daily direction depend entirely on what you truly believe about Jesus. 
"The Observation of the Birth of Christ, the Duty of All Christians; or the True Way of keeping Christmas": Reclaim Christmas from commercialism and cultural trappings—learn how to celebrate Christ's incarnation with authentic worship instead of empty tradition.
"The Righteousness of Christ, an Everlasting Righteousness": Stop trying to manufacture your own righteousness—rest in Christ's perfect, permanent righteousness that never fades or fails.
"Of Justification by Christ": Understand how God declares you righteous—grasp the legal transaction that changes your eternal standing from guilty to innocent.
"The Knowledge of Jesus Christ, the Best Knowledge": Prioritize what truly matters—knowing Christ personally surpasses all academic degrees, career success, or worldly wisdom.
"Christ the Best Husband, or an Earnest Invitation to Young Women to Come and See Christ": Find complete relational fulfillment in Christ—whether single or married, discover the husband who never disappoints, abandons, or dies.
"Christ the Support of the Tempted": Access supernatural strength in your weakest moments—learn how to lean on Christ when temptation threatens to overwhelm you.
"Marks of Having Received the Holy Ghost": Verify the Spirit's presence in your life—use biblical indicators to distinguish genuine indwelling from empty religious profession.
"Repentance; or, a Penitent Heart, The Best New Year's Gift": Make resolutions that actually stick—replace self-improvement projects with heart transformation through biblical repentance.
"The Method of Grace": Understand how salvation actually works—grasp the divine mechanics of grace that free you from performance-based religion.
The Extent and Reasonableness of Self-Denial": Embrace sacrifice without resentment—see why denying yourself for Christ is logical, liberating, and leads to greater joy.
"The Seed of the Woman and the Seed of the Serpent": Identify the cosmic conflict playing out in your daily life—understand the ancient battle between Christ's followers and Satan's children.
" A Preservation Against Unsettled Notions and Want of Principles, in Regard to Righteousness and Christian Perfection": Guard against theological confusion—establish stable convictions about holiness that prevent doctrinal drift and spiritual deception.
"The Heinous Sin of Profane Cursing and Swearing": Purify your speech and honor God's name—understand why casual profanity is a serious sin and how to break the habit.
"The Benefits of an Early Piety": Start young (or wish you had), discover the multiplied blessings of giving your best years to God instead of wasting them on the world.
"Christians, Temples of the Living God": Elevate your self-understanding—you're not just a forgiven sinner but God's dwelling place, which transforms how you treat your body and soul.
 "Intercession Every Christian's Duty": Activate your prayer life for others—learn why intercession isn't optional for believers but a core responsibility of spiritual citizenship.
"The Resurrection of Lazarus": Trust Christ's power over death—see how Jesus' authority to raise the dead applies to your spiritually dead relationships and situations.
"The Marriage of Cana": Invite Christ into your celebrations—discover how Jesus transforms ordinary moments into occasions of supernatural blessing.
"Walking with God": Cultivate daily communion with God—learn the practices of conscious God-awareness that turns mundane life into sacred fellowship.
"The Gospel Supper": Accept God's lavish invitation—understand the gospel as a feast you're invited to enjoy, not a burden you must carry.
"The Duty of Searching the Scriptures": Move beyond casual Bible reading —develop the discipline of deep scripture study that mines divine truth for personal transformation.
"The Necessity and Benefits of Religious Society": Stop trying to live the Christian life alone—discover why authentic community is essential for spiritual survival and growth.
"Thankfulness for Mercies Received, a Necessary Duty—A Farewell Sermon": Cultivate a grateful heart—learn to recognize and respond to God's mercies, which transforms complaining into continual worship.
 
Unlike Volume 1's doctrinal foundation, Volume 2  is intensely relational and practical. The sermon answers the question: "Who is Christ to me personally, and how do I live in my relationship with Him?
The spoken word is Christ, and the perseverance of Christian faith is a duty of love and obedience.