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On occasion, for our family devotions, I will read portions of Foxe’s Book of Martyrs to my children and discuss the beauty and power of God’s grace in His people. Foxe’s Book of Martyrs is a rich and historic work. … Continue reading →

At various times in my life and ministry, the rich writings of Iain Murray have been a great help to my soul – as well as to my dear wife and children. It is therefore difficult to express the depth … Continue reading →

We are thankful for Gary Gilley’s review of Altar to an Unknown Love and have posted it, with permission, below. Pastor Gilley serves as pastor of Southern View Chapel in Springfield Illinois. I have come to appreciate his careful defense … Continue reading →

Excerpt from Spurgeon’s sermon ~ The Greatest Fight in the World ~ …the Word is like its Author, infinite, immeasurable, without end. If you were ordained to be a preacher throughout eternity, you would have before you a theme equal … Continue reading →

An Open Letter to Joe Scarborough in view of his recent article: Jeffress throws Jesus under the bus. Dear Mr. Scarborough: I know precious little about Robert Jeffress, his background, personal life, or theology – but I would encourage you … Continue reading →

A Sermon Preached in the Chapel of Princeton Theological Seminary, on Sunday morning, March 10, 1929. By Rev. Professor J. Gresham Machen, D.D., Litt.D. And the peace of God, which passeth all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds through … Continue reading →

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Domain names are interesting things. With the large number of domain extensions out there in the world of the internet-ethersphere, it is not uncommon to have two websites, with the same domain prefix but different extensions, sporting some radically different … Continue reading →

Taking no pleasure in this admission, let me say that I have far more pastors that I admire from yesteryear than I have in the modern day. Don’t get me wrong – I do have some men whom I respect … Continue reading →