Category: Prayer
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Introduction After the festivities of Christmas have passed and routines return, many experience what is commonly called the Christmas blues or holiday depression. Those with…
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John Knox was born in Scotland about 1514. So he was only about three years old when the Protestant reformation started in Germany in 1517.…
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Our guest contributor today is Giancarlo Montemayor, the Spanish Publisher at B&H Publishing Group and a PhD student at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He…
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One of the Calvinist Baptist ministers that came out of eighteenth-century evangelicalism was Samuel Pearce (1766–1799), who, in the words of Susan Huntington (1791–1823), was…
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One of my favorite writers is Jonathan Edwards (1703–1758), often considered to be the last Puritan. Through his writings, Edwards taught me a lot, especially…
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Last month our congregation hosted a prayer day service attended by our sister churches in the area. One of the men that led in prayer…
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“Our Father in heaven” (Matt. 6:9a) The Lord’s Prayer can be divided into eight sections. The first section, which is our focus in this post,…
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By Marleen Flood (guest blogger) We live in a day where busyness prevails. We are constantly on the move. We always seem to have or…
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If God is sovereign, why do we need to pray? If He already knows everything, why do we need to tell Him what we need?…
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Jonathan Edwards had a son, Timothy Edwards (1738-1813), who left home to study at the College of New Jersey (now called Princeton University). While in…
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