John Cotton: The Forgotten 17th-Century Puritan
Cotton knew sorrow firsthand. Through it all, he acknowledged that life isn’t life if it’s overwhelmed with discouragements.
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Cotton knew sorrow firsthand. Through it all, he acknowledged that life isn’t life if it’s overwhelmed with discouragements.
The hope is that we’d suffer like these saints, repent with them, find forgiveness with them—not sin like them.
There are two versions of the Westminster Confession of Faith. It’s important we know what was changed and why, for they cannot both be right.
Michael Keller delves into how his father, Tim Keller, shaped his approach to presenting the gospel, drawing inspiration from Jonathan Edwards.
If you disagree with the Protestant understanding of justification, then you owe it to yourself not to rest your case until you’ve reckoned with Owen.