September 21: When Madness Rules the Streets
"The whole tribe of libertines are so many vultures upon the body politic. Religion, patriotism, domestic peace, and public tranquility, are strangers to their bosoms. There is nothing lovely, nothing…
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…