September 19: Rev. Thomas Gouge
He Went About Doing Good Thomas Gouge is not a household name to countless American Presbyterians today, but maybe he should be, considering his ministering of good to all. Born September…
September 16: How God May Use Adversity
Stepping outside of American Presbyterian history for a moment, here is an interesting interpretation as to how persecution worked to the advance of the Church in at least one chapter…
August 27: Church of Scotland Adopts WCF (1647)
Westminster Confession Approved by Church of Scotland You may ask upon reading the title of this contribution, why are we thinking about adoption of the Westminster Confession of Faith, when the whole This Day in…
August 24: The Great Ejection (1662)
A New Act Brings Mass Resignations Suppose . . . just suppose now . . . that you as a minister, or your minister, had a certain time period to…
July 23: Jenny Geddes (1637)
Our post today is closely adapted from the work by Wm. P. Breed titled Jenny Geddes, or Presbyterianism and Its Great Conflict with Depositism (1869). To read W.P. Breed's book, click here.…