Volume two of Newton’s Works includes six discourses, as Intended for the Pulpit and twenty of Newton's sermons preached in the Parish Church of Olney.
- Six Discourses
- On the Deceitfulness of the Heart
- On the Saviour and his Salvation
- On the Christian Name
- On All Things Being Given Us with Christ
- On Searching the Scriptures
- Twenty Sermons
- The Small Success of the Gospel Ministry Considered
- In What Sense the Mysteries of the Gospel Are Hid from Many
- The Characters of Those from Whom the Gospel Doctrines Are Hid
- The Nature of Spiritual Revelation, and Who Are Favoured with It
- The Sovereignty of Divine Grace Asserted and Illustrated
- Of the Person of Christ
- Of the Authority of Christ
- The Glory and Grace of God Revealed in Jesus Christ
- Labouring and Heavy Laden Sinners Described
- Of Coming to Christ
- The Present and Future Rest of Believers in Christ
- Of the Yoke of Christ
- The Service of Christ Easy and Pleasant to His People
- Believers Cautioned against Misconduct in their Profession
- The Extent and Sanction of the Third Commandment
- The Christian Life Compared to a Race
- No Access to God but by the Gospel of Christ
- Of a Living and a Dead Faith
- Guilt Removed, and Peace Restored
- Of the Assurance of Faith
