July 23: Presbyterianism and Civil Liberty
"The Shorter Catechism fought through successfully the Revolutionary war."—A.A. Hodge. Our guest author for the Election Day Sermon series, Dr. David Hall, will return with his next post on August…
July 22: Gilbert Tennent
A Pure Ministry was His Concern Born in what is today Northern Ireland, or Ulster, in 1703, Gilbert Tennent, the oldest son of William Tennent, was the first of five sons…
July 21: Ebenezer Prime
Used of God to Transform the Church Our post today comes from Richard Webster's History of the Presbyterian Church in America. (1857): EBENEZER PRIME WAS born at Milford, Connecticut, July 21,…
July 20: The Value of the Larger Catechism
Blow the Dust Off that Larger Catechism by Rev. David T. Myers On this date in 1648, July 20th, the Westminster Larger Catechism was approved by the General Assembly of…
July 19: Dr. T. Stanley Soltau (1890-1972)
A Distinguished Lineage “If we as God’s people were only more willing to wait for the Lord, how infinitely great would be the things that He in His graciousness would…
