This review is the first of five that are being relisted today April 17, 2026 from their original posting dates. The Palmer book is one of the earliest articles on Presbyterians of the Past having been first posted...
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Review, Reformed Theology, Jonathan Master
The book, Reformed Theology, 2023, by Jonathan Master is the fourth selection in the Blessings of the Faith series edited by Jason Helopoulos and published by P&R. The author has several years of pastoral experience...
Review, Geerhardus Vos, by Danny E. Olinger
Reformed theology in the American Colonies developed primarily among those who spoke English from Scotland, Wales, Ireland, and England. Reformed societies from the western Continent such as the Swiss, German, Dutch...
William A. Scott, Christ Rose the Third Day
William A. Scott describes the sermon text following this introduction as one in a series of “expository dissertations” originally delivered in 42nd Street Presbyterian Church which was located between 7th and 8th...
John Witherspoon, The Federal City, Washington D.C.
In 1790, the First Congress debated and decided issues such as buying land for what became the U. S. Military Academy at West Point, providing financially for those widowed by the Revolution, setting up the post office...
Hope in Christ, John Witherspoon on the Lord’s Supper
The following sermon by John Witherspoon is titled, “The Believer Going to God as His Exceeding Joy,” using the text Psalm 43:4. The occasion for the sermon was a service including the Lord’s Supper. There are many...
