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Soli Deo Gloria. lfpb. 368pp. No more important issue exists than how a person can be made right with God. The answer to that dilemma is the basis for all religions, which may be categorized under one of two headings: the religion of divine accomplishment or the religion of human achievement. In this rare treatise,…
Soli Deo Gloria. lfpb. 288pp. The greatest blessing anyone can have is remission, or forgiveness, of sin. Beloved Puritan pastor Jeremiah Burroughs shows just that, spending this entire work expositing Psalm 32:1: “Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is covered.” In this treatise gospel grace is stated rightly; the justice of God…
Northampton Press. dw. The Way of Life is one of John Cotton’s most celebrated works. It has previously been available only in antiquarian editions or as PDF files of the original. This is the first modern edition and is completely retypeset and edited. It is comprised of four treatises on four texts of Scripture: The…
Northampton Press. dw. 144pp. In the book of Malachi, God complains that His people are giving Him leftovers. We are often guilty of that, giving Him leftover time, leftover attention, leftover funds. And often that is true of our worship. In this insightful book, a treatise on 1 Corinthians 7:35, Puritan preacher Richard Steele deals…
Log College. Whether newly ordained or nearly retired, every pastor will benefit from the wise counsel of this book. Based in part on his experience as a pastor for over twenty-five years, and in part from his notes from Archibald Alexander’s Princeton Seminary class on pastoral ministry, Thomas Murphy sets forth the duties of the…
Log College Press. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Archibald Alexander (1772–1851) was one of the most significant Presbyterian ministers and educators of the nineteenth century. Born in Virginia, he studied theology under William Graham and pastored churches in Virginia and Pennsylvania. He served as the President of Hampden- Sydney College in Virginia from 1797–1806, and was a…
Log College Press. Samuel Miller (1769–1850) was a leader of the early 19th century American Presbyterian Church. He was highly regarded as a pastor and a scholar, and with Archibald Alexander served as a formative professor at Princeton Seminary. His commitment to orthodoxy, particularly in the area of ecclesiology, continues to bless the Presbyterian…
Log College Press. Daniel Baker (1791–1857) was a Presbyterian pastor and evangelist. Originally from Midway, Georgia, he graduated from Princeton College in 1815 and then studied theology with William Hill in Virginia. His ministry traversed the American South, and his gospel preaching was instrumental in the conversion of over two thousand people. His last…
The Confessional Presbyterian Journal, volume 20. This issue mainly focuses on the life and theology of William Perkins. Articles include William Perkins & His Works, William Perkins & the Official Subordination of the Son as Mediator, William Perkins & Liberty of Conscience: May a Pastor Teach His Differences from the Church’s Doctrinal Standards?, The Legacy…
Banner of Truth Trust. dw. 320pp. When the aged J. C. Ryle announced he was to resign from the office of bishop of Liverpool, his friends encouraged him to publish a selection of sermons as a memorial to his sixty years of ministry, from country parson to diocesan bishop. The resulting selection, chosen by one…
Banner of Truth Trust. dw’s. 3 vols. The three volumes of Clarkson’s Works published in 1864-65 well illustrate his preaching powers. His expositions are characterised by faithfulness to biblical teaching, by careful analysis and exposition, and by copious application. As a preacher, Clarkson expressed himself forcefully and memorably. These powers, happily married to a clear…
Banner of Truth Trust. lfpb. 232pp. Admission to heaven is promised and guaranteed to all who believe in the Lord Jesus Christ but they all need help to get there. Sin, suffering, death and Satan obstruct the believer’s progress in faith and obedience. But God’s grace, his Son’s merit and the Spirit’s might all co-operate…
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