Iain H. Murray

Faithfulness to God is our first obligation in all that we are called to do in the service of the gospel. Iain H. Murray

Sensual Worship: A Sign of Impending Apostasy

This article considers what happens when worship appeals to the senses of man: a return the Old Testament forms of worship.

What Can We Learn from John Knox?

This article reveals what made the ministry of John Knox so noteworthy.

Our Confidence in Sorrow

Using the book of Lamentations, this sermon encourages hope and confidence in the character and love of God.

Andrew Bonar and Fellowship with Christ

Communion with God brings resemblance to Christ, makes a man humble, brings right priorities, affects a man’s preaching, and it makes a man expectant. This is what we learn from the life of Andrew Bonar.

The Light That Scattered Roman Darkness

This article is a biography on William Tyndale. Focus is given to his work on the English translation of the Bible, and his teaching on justification by faith, church order, and Christian obedience. It is these works that broke the darkness brought by the Roman Catholic Church.

Evangelicalism in Ascendancy and Decline: 1715 - 2000

Evangelicalism stands or falls alongside the discovery or forgetting of what it means to be a Christian. Looking at history, this article shows what happens when believers understand what it means to be a Christian, and what happens when they forget.

Evangelicalism Reunited

This article evaluates the unity within evangelicalism by looking at the biblical grounds for unity.

Why Prayerlessness is Serious

Read Psalm 10 with verse 4 being our major focus --

An Interview With Dr William Hendriksen

This article is about the life and ministry of William Hendriksen (1900-1982).

Robert Moffat 'Africanus': A Major Bi-Centenary

This article is about Robert Moffat (1795-1870), a Scottish missionary who worked in Kuruman, South Africa.

Charles Haddon Spurgeon: A Witness For Today

This article is about the life and ministry of Charles Haddon Spurgeon. The author discusses his preaching and the focus of his ministry.

Irving Hetherington 'The Poor Man's Minister'

This article is about the life and ministry of Irving Hetherington (born 1809).

Edwards on the Nature of True Religion

This article is about Jonathan Edwards' view on the affections of the true believer, assurance of salvation and the perseverance of the believer.

William Carey: Climbing the Rainbow

This article is about the faith of William Carey in his mission work, the difficulties he had as a young Christian, and the difficulties he experienced in India.

Powerful preaching

Evangelicals and Catholics Together - A Movement of Watershed Significance?

This article is a discussion of the document "Evangelicals and Catholics together."

God's Will and the Duration of Our Work

This article is about our work when we are already elderly.

Horatius Bonar (1808-1889) and His Writings

This article is about the writings of Horatius Bonar (1808-1889).

The Scots at the Westminster Assembly: With Special Reference to the Dispute on Church Government and its Aftermath

This article is about the background of the Westminster Assembly, and specifically about the Scottisch Commisionaries at the Westminster Assembly.

William Huntington

This article is about William Huntington, born in Kent in 1745 and died in 1813.

The Place of Prayer

Will revival always come as long as enough people pray for it? This article also looks at the will of God and our dependence on God in prayer.

'Larger Measures of the Spirit of God'

What is the distinction between the normal and the extraordinary work of the Holy Spirit? In this article, the author discusses what true revival is.

Dr Lloyd-Jones and Authority in Preaching

This article is about M. Lloyd-Jones' view on preaching, specifically the authority and power of preaching, the presence of God and preaching, the attention of the hearers, the preacher and powerful preaching, and preaching and prayer.

The Puritans and Revival Christianity

This article focuses on the Puritans and revivals in England and Scotland. How did the Puritans see the reformation of the church?

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