October 2: Rev. John Hess McComb
This Day in Presbyterian History: Contending Earnestly The number "seven" has always been associated with perfection. But while that is the belief, there would be no one who would suggest that the…
October 1: Richard Stockton
This Day in Presbyterian History: He was not ashamed of the gospel of Christ The pronoun in our title refers to Richard Stockton, who was born October 1, 1730 near Princeton,…
September 30: George Whitefield
This Day in Presbyterian History: There is None to Replace Him It was so thought by John Wesley, co-founder of Methodism. The person Wesley referred to in the quotation of…
September 28: WSC Q. 80
This Day in Presbyterian History: The Purpose of the Bible for Unbelievers and Believers Finding little of significance in Presbyterian history, we return to the magnificent answers of the Shorter Catechism, and…
September 26: Jackson Reviews Dabney’s Sermon
This Day in Presbyterian History: A Soldier Remembers a Sermon To countless secular Civil War authors, they seem to take delight in ridiculing the spiritual side of Thomas Jonathan Jackson,…