January 7: Dr. Thomas Dewitt Talmage
What was Meant for Harm Turned Out for Good by Rev. David T. Myers Reared into a family of twelve children on a farm in New Jersey, Thomas Dewitt Talmage…
January 5: Significance of Machen’s Dismissal
What The Northern Presbyterian Church Did To Dr. J. Gresham Machen (“Exploring Avenues Of Acquaintance And Co-operation”) By Chalmers W. Alexander Jackson, Mississippi This is the seventh in the series…
January 4: A Day of Fasting and Repentance
Repentance a daily, constant discipline. Fast Day Sermons; or The Pulpit on the State of the Country is a collection of sermons which were delivered on January 4, 1861, in answer to a proclamation…
January 3: Rev. Andrew Brunson
A Living Martyr by Rev. David Myers Upon first glance, the title of our post seems to be a contradiction. When we think of martyrdom, it speaks of death. But…
January 2: Children of the Battlefield
A Mystery Solved by God’s Providence The little girl found the dead Union sergeant on Stratton street in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. To find a dead soldier on a street was not unusual on…