February 9: What Will Heaven Be Like?
Sermons on the subject of heaven, at least those from a confessionally orthodox standpoint, seem to be rather rare. Our sermon for this Lord's day is one of those rarities.…
February 8: Philip du Buisson Arcularius
Quite a Name to Live Up To On June 19th, 1901, Dr. Philip Edward Arcularius married Miss Marie Fermine Du Buisson. The Rev. Isaac Peck, uncle of the bride, officiated,…
February 7: Archibald Campbell, Marquis of Argyle
His Blood Baptized the Cause of Freedom, Conscience, and Pure Religion Earls, barons, lords and marquis — these titles are foreign to countless Americans. Yet to those in Scotland and England,…
February 6: James Henry Coffin
Scientist, Educator, and Inventor. James Henry Coffin was born in Williamsburg, Massachusetts, on September 6, 1806 and died on February 6, 1873, at the age of sixty-six. Orphaned as a…
February 5: Rev. Gilbert Tennent
He Was A Double Agent. Born on this day, February 5, in 1703, Gilbert Tennent prepared for the ministry in the famous Log College established by his father William. Closely allied with…