Sermons tagged #Puritans

Introduction to The Bruised Reed by Richard Sibbes (Puritan Paperback edition).

The following illustration can be found in the writings of Cotton Mather, a Boston minister and author who wrote about the early history of the Puritans in New England. I do not recommend their theology, but I do recommend their zeal. That's fair enough.

In this section, the Apostle Peter begins teaching Cornelius and his household concerning Jesus Christ. The author Luke through the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, has developed a theme of repetition throughout the book of Acts that is evident here in Peter's sermon. Peter continually emphasizes the importance of understanding who Christ is and what He has done. Additionally, we see how Peter does this by preaching to the heart, mind, and conscience. Join Dr. Jago as he continues expositing God's Word through studying the book of Acts.

Whether the Synod of Dordt, the English Civil War, the age of colonization of the New World, the Thirty Years War, or the dawn of the Age of Reason; no matter what part of the 1600s you focus on, you will witness significant cultural and religious upheavals that affect Church History and its Theology for centuries to come. Join us each Wednesday on Youtube at 6:30pm ET!

In Exodus 5, God was not messing around. He was clear in His decree to Pharaoh - "let My people go." However, Pharaoh resisted. He ignored God's messenger (Moses) and he rejected God's demand. In fact, He began to oppress the people even worse. This was not going to end well for Pharaoh!

Compulsion is a mark of tyranny and compulsory education laws along with state-approved/mandated textbooks play a significant role in the effort to undermine and destroy biblical faith. Dr Roberts and co host Andrea Schwartz discuss the Biblical/ Reformed perspective on education. Used with permission from The Chalcedon Foundation.

This is a reading of the December 1991 article by Dr RJ Rushdoony of this title, pubs in the Chalcedon Report, and used with permission. This article was read at the beginning of our Lord's Day service, Dec 25th 2022.

How can God remain holy if He allows a sinner to go free? God allowed a substitute to let us go free! This should excite us into a response of praise! Modern Christians pray to be free of their sins, Christians of the past prayed for grace to take them through the trials God has allowed. Wow!

Reformers, Puritans, Spurgeon, all lend their weight to the idea of a 1000-year reign. A most important piece of documentation.

If Thanksgiving to you is just about turkey with all the trimmings and football games, listen to this message to find out what makes it such a remarkable day. See that it is rich in meaning and its roots go back to the days of the Reformation and the translation of the Bible into English so people could read and study it for themselves. Hear of the adversities the Pilgrims suffered as they and other early settlers made their way to America to find a place where they had freedom to worship. Then thank God for all His blessings He has bestowed on our country today and every day.

Many have wrestled with the history they've learned about Thanksgiving and wonder if it's worth celebrating. Yet, there is certainly no reason we can't give thanks for what God has done in for our history.

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As Americans we have much to be thankful for. This message highlights the effect of the Plymouth Colony on our government which in turn effects us today.

You will find it helpful to READ the texts--as you LISTEN to the audios! The TEXTS for the entire commentary can be bound here: https://www.gracegems.org/Ryle/John.htm

You will find it helpful to READ the texts--as you LISTEN to the audios! The TEXTS for the entire commentary can be bound here: https://www.gracegems.org/Ryle/John.htm

You will find it helpful to READ the texts--as you LISTEN to the audios! The TEXTS for the entire commentary can be bound here: https://www.gracegems.org/Ryle/John.htm

You will find it helpful to READ the texts--as you LISTEN to the audios! The TEXTS for the entire commentary can be bound here: https://www.gracegems.org/Ryle/John.htm

You will find it helpful to READ the texts--as you LISTEN to the audios! The TEXTS for the entire commentary can be bound here: https://www.gracegems.org/Ryle/John.htm

You will find it helpful to READ the texts--as you LISTEN to the audios! The TEXTS for the entire commentary can be bound here: https://www.gracegems.org/Ryle/John.htm