The Victimisation and Vindication of David Brainerd From The One Year Book of Christian History by Michael and Sharon Rusten David Brainerd was born in Connecticut in 1718. Shortly before he entered Yale University in 1739, he experienced a profound conversion to Jesus Christ. Brainerd’s years at Yale were difficult. Yale had been founded because Harvard had become Unitarian, yet the many religious
Narrowed to be Enlarged by George Matheson – the blind preacher (1842-1906) “Thou hast enlarged
Resisting the Temptation to Side-line the Lord’s Supper by Michael J. Penfold Church, in many
Gambling and Alcohol – A Biblical Perspective by Dr A.J. Higgins Dr. A. J. Higgins
Easy Believism or True Evangelism? by Andrew Stenhouse Whatever else might be said of the
What does “This Day I Have Begotten Thee” Mean? by John Heading The quotation, “Thou are My Son; this day have I begotten Thee”, is taken from Psalm 2:7. Psalm 2 is often quoted in the New Testament:
What does “This Day I Have Begotten Thee” Mean? by John Heading The quotation, “Thou are My Son; this day have I begotten Thee”, is
He Called Me Out A poem by Harry Bell (1905-1976) He called me out, the man with garments dyed, I knew his form – my
Can Christians Lose Their Salvation? by Michael J. Penfold Arriving at a clear understanding of the true nature of salvation represents the first step in
The Dangers of Reformed Theology by George Zeller The Scriptures tell us to “prove all things [test all things by the Word of God]; hold
Stepping Ashore A poem by Robert E. Selle Oh, think to step ashore, And find it Heaven; To clasp a hand outstretched, And find it
Is the Imputation of the Active Obedience of Christ a Biblical Doctrine? by David Dunlap In the late 18th century, a group of intrepid British
BOOK REVIEW: Seasons of Sorrow (Tim Challies) by Michael J. Penfold On 3rd November 2020 Tim and Aileen Challies received the kind of phone call
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