July 5: What Was the “Third Indulgence”?
Today we will borrow a few paragraph from Men of the Covenant by Alexander Smellie in order to relate the story of the Third Indulgence of King James II of England. Indulgences…
July 4: True Freedom in Christ Alone!
Happy Independence Day by Rev. David T. Myers On this Independence Day, we reflect on what freedom means to us as Christian Presbyterians. Among all the benefits which we enjoy…
June 15: Rev. John Chavis
An Exceptional Overcoming, in Difficult Times by Rev. David T. Myers John Chavis was born in 1763 (or possibly 1762) in Granville County, North Carolina—a sparsely populated area north of…
June 12: Honest Subscription
Adoption Act of Subscription Exceptions Added to PCA Book of Church Order by Rev. David T. Myers Can a teaching elder in the Presbyterian Church in America be permitted to…
June 2: Archibald Alexander, 1st Professor at Princeton Seminary (1812)
A Teacher of Three Students The College had been in operation since 1746. And the College of New Jersey, as it was originally known, had provided the church, and especially…