September 20: Massacre of French Huguenots (450th anniv.)
R. Andrew Myers Yesterday at 7:35am Today marks the 451st anniversary of the Massacre of French Huguenots at Fort Caroline on September 20, 1565. This representation of the event by…
September 20: Archibald Alexander
He Seemed But a Little Boy It was only a year before that Archibald Alexander had been taken under care of the Presbytery of Lexington, Virginia. He was young and…
September 19: Rev. Thomas Gouge
He Went About Doing Good by Rev. David T. Myers Thomas Gouge is not a household name to countless American Presbyterians today, but maybe he should be, considering his ministering…
September 18: Clark’s Foreword to Charnock’s Attributes of God
If a minister of the gospel is to introduce people to his Lord, the triune God, he ought himself to know the Lord. The deeper, richer, more extensive this knowledge…
September 17: Lady Baille
A Post You Can Tell Your Children by Rev. David T. Myers Her name was Grisell. Yes, I know that is a strange sounding name, but it was a Scottish name. She…