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Take inventory of your prayer life

James 5:17 says that the prophet Elijah “prayed earnestly.” Literally, the text says that Elijah...
The Greatness and Comprehensiveness of Adoption

The Puritans were fond of stressing the transforming power, superlative value, and surprising wonder...
Definition of Puritanism

Just what is meant by the term Puritan? Many people today use the term to describe a morose and lega...
God’s Majestic and Moral Holiness

The Church never rises above it’s view of God. To understand the value of the attributes of Go...
Reasons for reading the Bible

So what reason could there be to read the Bible? Well, praise God, there are some very good reasons ...
God’s promises in Christ while encountering affliction

Here are a few guidelines that the Puritans provide us with for using God’s promises in Christ whi...
Christ’s Amazing Priestly Intercession

In life, it’s inevitable that we often compare people, especially during times of selec...
The Benefits of Meditation

The Puritans devoted scores of pages to the benefits, excellence, usefulness, advantages, or improve...
Are We Hindering Our Children?

When the Lord saw His disciples rebuke those who were bringing young children to Him, He was “much...
How to End in Christ with All Our Sufferings

Scripture: Hebrews 12:1-13 Before affliction comes it is difficult to get ready for it. After we go ...
Instill Truth

Proverbs 23:22–23 says, “Hearken unto thy father that begat thee, and despise not thy mother whe...
Feasting on Christ in Communion

What does the Communion really mean? What bread and wine are; What bread and wine mean; What bread a...
In Building Family Convictions

How does Ecclesiastes help us build family convictions? Ecclesiastes presents the message of Qohelet...
The Puritan Evangelist

The Puritan evangelist brought to his work a unique inward disposition or frame of mind and soul. Co...
What is True Conversion?

Sermon Text: Psalm 51:10-13 Its comprehensiveness Its sorrow Its joy Its fruits ...
The Spirit’s Work in Prior Ages

A superficial reading of the New Testament might lead some to conclude that the presence of the Spir...
What is Puritan Worship?

Historically, Puritan worship traces its roots to the apostles and early church fathers through the ...
The Puritans on God’s Holiness and Ours

In our day, few people consider holiness a priority. But for the Puritans, their goal was to bri...
Learning to Pray

Once there was an old man who often said that he never went to bed without saying the prayer his mot...
Deliberate and Occasional Meditation

The Puritans got it right. So they spent at least a period of time every day in what they called del...
Be ye kind one to another

Be ye kind one to another. — EPHESIANS 4:32a DEAR CHILDREN, did you know that even if someone is m...
Dying Delightfully

Our lives are not just a journey to death. They are a journey to one of two eternal places: heaven o...
Dying Demystified

There is a remarkable difference between how an unbeliever and a believer look at dying, death, and ...
Christ came to bring light

I am come a light into the world, that whosoever believeth on me should not abide in darkness. — J...
Christ came to save sinners

This is a faithful saying, and worthy of all acceptation, that Christ Jesus came into the world to s...
Christ came to do the will of The Father

For I came down from heaven, not to do mine own will, but the will of him that sent me. — JOHN 6:3...
Spirit-Worked Faith Versus Dead Faith

Alexander Preaching on Living Faith versus Dead Faith Alexander opens his sermon by recognizing that...
Archibald Alexander Life and ministry

The nineteenth century was a time of great change in the churches of Britain and the United States. ...
Twenty Benefits from the Lord’s Supper

Our Reformed and Puritan forebears were fond of calling the Lord’s Supper a feast. They viewed it ...
Preach Christ

A healthy church is one that is shaped by the gospel. Our people need to see the beauty of Christ. N...
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