Psalm 23 Devotional: GNV: 1 Because the Prophet had proved the great mercies of God at divers times, and in sundry manners, he gathereth a certain assurance, fully persuading himself that God will continue the very same goodness towards him forever. A Psalm of David. 23:1 The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.…
Lesson 2. (Westminster Confession) Intro 2. The Auth0rity of the Church.
Psalm 23 Devotional: GNV: 1 Because the Prophet had proved the great mercies of God at divers times, and in sundry manners, he gathereth a certain assurance, fully persuading himself that God will continue the very same goodness towards him forever. A Psalm of David. 23:1 The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.…
Lesson 1. (Westminster Confession) Intro 1. Communion with God the end of all pious learning.
Psalm 23 Devotional: GNV: 1 Because the Prophet had proved the great mercies of God at divers times, and in sundry manners, he gathereth a certain assurance, fully persuading himself that God will continue the very same goodness towards him forever. A Psalm of David. 23:1 The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.…
Lesson 33. (Manton’s Preface) The Necessity of Reaffirming the Fundamentals.
Psalm 23 Devotional: GNV: 1 Because the Prophet had proved the great mercies of God at divers times, and in sundry manners, he gathereth a certain assurance, fully persuading himself that God will continue the very same goodness towards him forever. A Psalm of David. 23:1 The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.…
Lesson 32. (Manton’s Preface) A Pattern for Raising Children to the Glory of God.
Psalm 23 Devotional: GNV: 1 Because the Prophet had proved the great mercies of God at divers times, and in sundry manners, he gathereth a certain assurance, fully persuading himself that God will continue the very same goodness towards him forever. A Psalm of David. 23:1 The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.…
Lesson 4. [Manton’s Preface] The society of the Christian family and the idolatry of success in the world which is the breaking of God’s covenant for fellowship with devils.
Psalm 16 Devotional:Psalm 16: 1 David prayeth to God for succor not for his works, but for his faith’s sake. 4 Protesting that he hateth all idolatry, taking God only for his comfort and felicity. 8 Who suffereth his to lack nothing. Michtam of David. 16 Preserve me, O God: for in thee do I trust. 2…
WSC Comments: Q.2 What Rule Hath God Given to Direct Us How We May Glorify and Enjoy Him?
Q. 2 What rule hath God given to direct us how we may glorify and enjoy Him? A. The Word of God, which is contained in the scriptures of the Old and New Testaments, is the only rule to direct us how we may glorify and enjoy Him. Intro.Having established the principal reason for man's…
Keeping the Commandments of God and the Abolition of Christmass.
Intro. What is Christmass? I. Christmass is contempt of the First Commandment. II. Christmass is contempt of the Second Commandment. III. Christmass is contempt of the Third Commandment. IV. Christmass is contempt of the Fourth Commandment. V. Christmass is contempt of the Tenth Commandment. Conclusion. Introduction. It’s that time of year again; when the greater…
Sermon: The Resurrection of the Body
The Resurrection of the Body. “For the earnest expectation of the creature waiteth for the manifestation of the sons of God.” Rom. 8:19 Exposition. 1. General Context. 2. Particular Context. Doctrine. 1. It is a Promised Expectation. 2. It is a Real Expectation. 3. It is a Future Expectation. 4. It is a Glorious Expectation.…
WSC comments: Q.1. What is the Chief End of Man?
Q.1. What is the chief end of man? A. Man’s chief end is to glorify God and to enjoy Him forever. For good reason the Westminster divines put this question first in their catechisms, for indeed, it is the glory of God that all other doctrines must pay homage to, and all points in life…
Fearless Puritan: 