March 1: Death of George Wishart
One is Sufficient for a Sacrifice It was at a Scot-Irish day of games in Central Pennsylvania that this author found a booth selling items from "across the pond." I…
February 28: The National Covenant of Scotland
Scotland's Covenant with God. The intense emotions of many Scot Presbyterians that day became irrepressible. Some wept aloud; some burst into a shout of exultation; some, after their names, added…
February 27: Lewis Sperry Chafer
Yep. Lewis Sperry Chafer, the founder of Dallas Theological Seminary, was a Presbyterian. As was Chafer’s mentor, C. I. (Cyrus Ingerson) Scofield, and as was Scofield’s mentor, James H. Brookes.…
February 26 bonus: The Triumphing of the wicked is short
The provisions of God often speedily arrests the success of wicked men. The following sermon begins with a wonderful treatment on how the seeming triumph of wickedness is always temporary…
February 26: Dr. Caspar Wistar Hodge, Jr.
Dr. Caspar Wistar Hodge, Jr., who was the Charles Hodge Professor of Systematic Theology in Princeton Theological Seminary from 1921 until his death, died on the Friday morning of February 26,…
