James Grant has a post in which he considers the opinions of certain Christian leaders with regard to Christians observing Ramadan as an outreach to... Read More

When I accepted the call from the Savannah River Presbytery (PCA) to plant a church in Richmond Hill, I had no idea how much decision... Read More

Among the outstanding Scottish works of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries available online are the following: Thomas Chalmers Romans – A masterful series of expositions... Read More

I recently obtained a 1724 edition of Thomas Bradbury’s The Power of Christ over Plagues, a volume of ten sermons on various portions of Exodus... Read More

While I am somewhat late in posting something on what is a trendy, yet relevant, topic on the Reformed blogosphere at present, I want to... Read More

I have recently been confronted with several references to the forty days of teaching that the disciples were privileged to receive from their Lord in... Read More

When dealing with Calvin on the Sacraments, it has sometimes been said that “what he gives with the one hand, he takes away with the... Read More

John 4 is one of the most wonderful chapters in the Bible because in it we have the record of Jesus’ interaction with the woman... Read More