Book of the Month for December 2023
Enjoy this brief excerpt from the preface of the book that captures the vibrant Puritan spirit in prayer.
To be made like his people
Christ came to earth as God to take upon Himself the flesh and blood of our human nature. That is a profound statement. The baby in the manger had the same human nature as you and I, only without sin.
We personally trust in Christ
Am I trusting in Jesus Christ alone to make me right with God? Is He my only hope for eternal life, or am I trusting that the sincerity of my heart or my good works will open heaven’s gates for me?
Loving Your Spouse
Marital love is so precious that we must set a hedge around it. We are to have eyes only for each other and no other.
We actively listen to the Word
A grown man or woman would be ashamed of being spoon-fed from a jar of baby food, yet how many Christians expect a minister to spoon-feed them the Word!
We faithfully attend corporate worship
Hunger for the Word in church is expressed publicly by faithful attendance at church worship services.
Bringing God Joyful Thanksgiving
Bringing God Joyful Thanksgiving: Its content; Its spirit; Its absence.
We personally hunger for the Word
In 1 Peter 2:2, the apostle Peter urges all Christians to thirst for the sincere milk of the Word, “that ye may grow thereby.”
A Christian Worldview Applied to Every Area of Life
The Puritan approach to revival and reformation reflects their worldview of the supremacy of God above all human authorities.
