No. May I leave it at that? Probably not. A few days ago, I received an email from a long-time acquaintance of mine asking me whether the...

Over the last year, I did a lot of reading in the old Puritan authors (I'm not going to get into the interminable debate over the...

In discussions with Arminians, I've often heard election described in words something like this. When the Bible talks about election, all...

For many adult readers of The Hobbit, the amount of apparent good luck enjoyed by Bilbo Baggins and his companions on their adventure can...

One of the most noticeable features of Roman Catholicism is its doctrinal and practical emphasis on Mary, the mother of Jesus. Every...

In 1935, J. Gresham Machen delivered a series of radio messages on various aspects of Reformed theology. The first series of messages was...

Thomas Boston (1676–1732) on some of the qualities that agree with discontentment: *** "1st, It is the noted rebel in the kingdom of...

While reading some of the works of the Puritan Richard Sibbes (1577–1635), I ran across the following words on vainglory. Sibbes is well...

Step One: Insist that there is no such thing as the truth. Insist that there is only your truth and my truth and that both truths are...

Andrew Willet (1562-1621) is not a familiar name to most people today. He was a sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Church of England...