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Writing on Puritan history, theology and its influence.

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  • The Magazine PodcastAudio Read

    Charlotte Geddie: A Woman of Eminent Piety

    Charlotte Geddie was called to be a wife, mother, and helpmeet to her husband James Geddie in almost unimaginably difficult circumstances in the South Seas. Joan Kingswood began to relate her remarkable testimony in the Summer double issue of the magazine. She writes that Charlotte’s life of loving service proved to be a ‘living introduction to the message of the gospel her husband proclaimed.’ We read the first instalment of her stirring story on this week’s Magazine Monday.

  • Desiring GodAudio Read

    When the Curse Comes Close

    How do we respond when the curse encroaches on our lives? In Psalm 108, David guides us to groan, praise, ask, trust, and tread. Watch Now

  • The Rise of the ProtestantsAudio Read

    (New) Series 1 Episode 5 Part One. Geneva — The Bible of the Exiles

    Audio • Season 1 • Episode 5 • (New) Series 1 Episode 5 Part One. Geneva — The Bible of the Exiles.The artwork is the cover from an original

  • Desiring GodAudio Read

    Preach Sermons, Not Commentaries

    The heart of man is a fortress without a drawbridge. It is so hard and impregnable that it takes divine weapons and skilled soldiers to regularly invade it with the truth. Weekly, men equipped by the Spirit of God urge the dead to live and the sorely tempted to flee to Christ, to cling to Christ, firing God’s very words at their souls to save them. Men are dying; the saints are tempted and weary; has God spoken or not? He has indeed, and men preach sermons proclaiming those words.

  • The Rise of the ProtestantsAudio Read

    (New) Revisiting Geneva — Why Episode Five Has Been Rewritten

    Audio • Season 1 • Episode 5 • (New) Revisiting Geneva — Why Episode Five Has Been Rewritten.Bonus Episode: Revisiting Geneva — Why Episode Fi

  • The Magazine PodcastAudio Read

    A Taste of The Theology and Theologians of Scotland

    The Scottish Church, or Kirk, has been blessed with an abundance of theologically-minded pastors and pastorally-gifted theologians in the centuries since the Reformation. Without a survey of these men and their works, however, it can be difficult to know where to start reading. James Walker’s The Theology and Theologians of Scotland can help in this area. The fruit of his 1870–71 Cunningham Lectures on the subject, this is a book which will help the interested reader prize open the treasure chest of Reformed, evangelical Scottish theology.

  • Desiring GodAudio Read

    Do We Need to Go to Church Every Week?

    Gathering with other Christians is a crucial way to encourage and be encouraged in Christ. But do we really need to gather every week? Listen Now

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