Category: Puritans
John Welsh of Ayr: A Bibliographical Survey of His Writings, Sermons, and Printed biographies
John Welsh of Ayr (c. 1570–1622), son-in-law of John Knox and one of the most remarkable ministers...
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The Works of John Cotton (5 Volumes): A Significant New Puritan Publication
The newly published Works of John Cotton (5 volumes) is a welcome addition to the growing...
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Best Puritan Books for Beginners: A Guide to Starting Your Journey Into Classic Christian Wisdom
Many Christians who want to grow spiritually eventually discover the rich devotional heritage of...
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Why Puritan Theology Still Matters Today — And Why Modern Christians Are Returning to It
In recent years, Christians across the world have shown a growing hunger for depth—depth in...
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William Fulke and His New Testament: A Reformation Battleground in Print
The Man Behind the Work William Fulke (1538–1589) was a Cambridge scholar, divine, and one of the...
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Joseph Caryl and His Commentary on Job: A Puritan Legacy
Among Puritan writers, Joseph Caryl is remembered almost exclusively for his monumental commentary...
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Remembering the Great Ejection of 1662
On 24 August 1662, the English church experienced one of its most dramatic upheavals. Following...
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The Ultimate Guide to Collecting Rare Bibles
Collecting rare Bibles offers a unique way of engaging with history. Each edition tells a story...
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Hugh Binning, 1627-1653
Hugh Binning was born in Dalvennan, Ayrshire, in 1627, and, as was the same with so many other...
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