Church Polity From “The Ruling Elder” by Samuel Miller, Professor in the Theological Seminary at Princeton, 1831 It is ever also to be borne in mind that the Church is not a mere voluntary association, with which men are at liberty to connect themselves or not, as they please. For, although the service which God requires of us… Read More »
A Believer’s Privilege At Death From “Body of Practical Divinity” by Thomas Watson To a believer death is great gain. A saint can tell what his losses for Christ are here, but he cannot tell how great his gains are at death. “To me to die is gain.” Death to a believer is crepusculum gloriae, the day-break of… Read More »
Quoted from “Leviticus” by Gary North “The New York Times is the most prestigious newspaper in the United States. It is sometimes referred to as America’s newspaper of record. This identification is accurate. It is a thick, politically liberal, rhetorically bland, well-indexed newspaper. Its published index may be its primary strength, even more important than its widespread availability… Read More »
