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To the law and to the testimony: if they speak not
according to this word, it is because there is no
light in them.
Isaiah 8:20
And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even
so must the Son of man be lifted up:
John 3:14
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Empowering the Christian Community for Cultural
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"When God
calls a sinner, He does not repent of it.
God does not, as many friends do, love one
day and hate another; or as princes, who
make their subjects favorites and afterwards
throw them into prison. This is the
blessedness of a saint; his condition admits
of no altercation. God’s call is founded
upon His decree, and His decree is
immutable. Acts of grace cannot be reversed.
God blots out His people’s sins, but not
their names."
"THOMAS WATSON
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Men of Whom The
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Piper (Free MP3 Downloads)
Jonathan Edwards ;
Charles Simeon ;
David Brainerd ;
Martyn Lloyd-Jones ;
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J. Gresham Machen ;
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St. Augustine ;
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John G. Paton;
William Wilberforce ;
Adoniram Judson;
John Newton ;
George Mueller ;
Athanasius
Michael Haykin
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Great Awakening & Asahel Nettleton
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Finney & Revivalism I
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Athanasius And the Deity of Christ
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Morning Stars of The Reformation
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Lessons from The Life and Theology
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Charles Finney and his Legacy
On the Life and
Theology of John Owen
by Dr Carl R. Trueman (5-part
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A Tale of Two
Kingdoms: A History of the Church of
Scotland from the Reformation to the
Glorious Revolution
Dr. Jeff Spitler
70 Free MP3 Lectures
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Theology
by Walter Elwell ed
Hall of Contemporary
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Life of Master John Bradford
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John Newton (1725-1807)
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Robert Murray M'cheyne
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Charles Haddon Spurgeon
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Alexander Whyte (1836-1921)
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Benjamin B. Warfield
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Arthur W. Pink (1889-1952)
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Loraine Boettner
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Donald Macdonald
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Dr. Martyn Lloyd Jones
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Augustine
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Augustine of Hippo
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Martin Luther (1483-1546)
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Ulrich Zwingli (1484-1531)
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William Farel (1489-1565)
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Philipp Melanchthon
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George Gillespie
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Baxter, Richard
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John Owen (1616-1683)
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The Life of John Owen
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William Guthrie (1620-1665)
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Thomas Manton ((1620-1677)
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John Bunyan (1628-1688)
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Thomas Boston (1676-1732)
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Ralph Erskine (1685-1752)
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Jonathan Edwards
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George Whitefield
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Augustus Montague Toplady
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John Knox
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Some Calvinistic Baptists
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Christmas Evans
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God’s Statesman The
Life and Work of John Owen
by Peter Toon
The Correspondence of John Owen
(1616–1683) With an account of his
life and work Edited by Peter Toon
Forward by Rev. Dr. Geoffrey F.
Nuttall, M.A.
The Oxford Orations of Dr. John Owen
Edited by Peter Toon
Pastoral Sketches
by J. C. Philpot
William Tiptaft ;
William Gadsby ;
John Warburton;
The Puritans;
John Bunyan ;
Martin Luther;
John Calvin;
George Whitefield;
John Grace;
William Huntington;
Augustus Toplady ;John
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John Gill;
Samuel Rutherford;
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Biography Series Paul
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Athanasius ;William
Sautre ;John
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William Tyndale;
Martin Luther ;
John Calvin ;Thomas
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Prince of Preachers ;Spurgeon
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Robert Murray M’Cheyne
Augustine
by Arthur C.
Custance
Augustine of Hippo (354-430)
Christian Leaders of
the Last Century
Bishop J. C. Ryle
Chapters on Daniel Rowlands, John
Wesley and George Whitefield
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The Pilgrims and
Puritans
by Samuel T. Logan, Jr
In Defence of the Puritans by
Martin Brown
The Puritans and Revival
Christianity by Iain Murray.
Is the Puritan Movement Dead-Ended?
by Erroll Hulse.
Samuel Rutherford
by John Howie
Richard Baxter and
His Gospel
by Maurice Roberts
Philip Doddridge
by G. Ella
The Life and
Character of Stephen Charnock
by William Symington
Samuel Davies:
Apostle of Virginia
and
Samuel Davies: Characteristics of
His Life and Message by T.T.
Ellis.
John Bradford (1510 -
1555) by
Richard A. Mayhew
A Memoir of Thomas
Watson by
Charles Spurgeon
Biographies of Early American
Presbyterians
Augustus Montague
Toplady (1740-1778)
Biblical theology drips like nectar
from hymns written by Toplady
Toplady and His
Ministry
by Bishop J. C. Ryle
The Lion of Princeton
-- Benjamin Breckinridge Warfield:
Apologist, Polemicist
by Kim Riddlebarger (978K Pdf)
Grace Abounding to
the Chief of Sinners
by John Bunyan
The experiences Bunyan records in
Grace Abounding are seen in the
characters of The Pilgrim's
Progress, and there is little doubt
that he could not have written the
great allegory had he not
experienced God's saving mercy
recounted in the autobiography. It
has an undying vitality and
perpetual youth about it, is a
record of Puritan experience
unsurpassed, and a spiritual
stimulus of great value '
Cotton Mather
(1663-1728) Puritan, Congregational
Minister & Author
by John Westmacott
The Early Life of
Howell Harris
Bennett, Richard
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to contents" button in the right
hand
Martin Lloyd Jones said that this
book, as a spiritual autobiography,
is practically unrivalled. It is a
detailed account of the first three
years of Howell Harris' spiritual
history.
A KNEELING THEOLOGIAN:
The Life and Legacy of Charles Hodge
Setting the Captives
Free
(William Wilberforce)
Asahel Nettleton: The
Forgotten Evangelist
By Jim Ehrhard
William Tyndale: Covenant
Theologian, Christian Martyr by
Jules Grisham
Part 1: Background and Early
Biography;
Part 2: Later Biography
Life & Times of Thomas Goodwin
by Guy Davies
&
Life of Thomas Goodwin by
Alexander Whyte from Thirteen
Appreciations - here has been a
considerable revival of interest in
the Puritan Movement of the 16th &
17th centuries over the last fifty
years or so.
Diary
of David Brainerd (book) - a
saintly evangelist whose brief
ministrations were blessed by most
remarkable conversions and gracious
outpourings of the Holy Spirit in
revival fires.'
The Life and Diary of
the Rev. David Brainerd: With Notes
and Reflections
by Jonathan Edwards
James O. Frasier
PRAYER MAKES HISTORY
by David Smithers
Pioneer missionary to the Lisu in
China Some of God's most precious
servants have gone through life
hidden and unnoticed. Forgotten and
ignored by the religious masses,
they thrive in obscurity and
solitude.
Abraham Kuyper: A Christian
Worldview by McKendree R.
Langley
Kuyper’s great contribution at
Princeton a century ago, which is
still relevant today, is the fact
that the Christian faith is both for
salvation and for the rest of life.
Short Biography of Dorothy Sayers
by The Dorothy L Sayers Society
"The only Christian work is good
work, well done"
Jonathan Edwards & The New England
Theology by B.B. Warfield
JONATHAN EDWARDS, saint and
metaphysician, revivalist and
theologian, stands out as the one
figure of real greatness in the
intellectual life of colonial
America. Born, bred, passing his
whole life on the verge of
civilization, he has made his voice
heard wherever men have busied
themselves with those two greatest
topics which can engage human
thought - God and the soul.
Richard Baxter of Kidderminster
By Leonard Ravenhill
In this spiritual ice age we, like,
Baxter, also need an anointing.
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Life
of Master John Bradford
After that God touched his heart with
that effectual and holy calling, he sold
his chains, rings, brooches, and jewels
of gold, which before he used to wear,
and bestowed the price of these, his
former vanities, in the necessary relief
of Christ's poor members, whom he could
hear of, or find lying sick or pining in
poverty." -- "But for the grace of God
there goes John Bradford." When Bradford
saw criminals being taken to execution.
He was burned at the stake at
Smithfield, a Protestant martyr.
Life of William Carey Shoemaker &
Missionary BY George Smith C.I.E.,
LL.D.
Biography of the great Calvinist
Missionary to India
The
Calvinistic Methodists: John
Cennick, Thomas Charles, Lewis Evan,
Howell Harris, Griffith Jones, Dr.
Martyn Lloyd-Jones, Daniel Rowland,
George Whitefield & William Williams of
Pantycelyn
Robert Murray M'cheyne (1813-1843)
was the minister of St Peter's Church
Dundee (1836 - 1843). He was a godly
evangelical pastor and evangelist with a
great love for souls.
Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-1892)
See this superb Biography Page at the
Pilgrim Publications' Web Site. His
memory shall not fade like a vanishing
star, nor his WORKS be forgotten like a
dying echo. He will shine on, never
ceasing to brighten human lives by the
truth he preached, the work he
accomplished, and the stainless life he
lived." Highly
Recommended!
Alexander Whyte (1836-1921)
Scottish Presbyterian
Benjamin B. Warfield (1851-1921)
Thomas
Chalmers His Life, Parish Ministries,
His Professorships, Theological Viewpoint,
Vision Of The Church Of Scotland, Economic
And Social Ideals, Interest In The Sciences,
The Disruption
Biography of Martyn Lloyd Jones His Life
and Ministry by Sir Fred Catherwood
With the death of Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones, a
great pillar of the 20th century evangelical
church has been removed. A pillar, however,
is too static a metaphor to describe such a
figure, for his spiritual and intellectual
leadership created a new dynamic which owed
little to the church he entered in the
mid-twenties.
Dr. Martyn Lloyd Jones Martyn
Lloyd-Jones was possibly the greatest
British preacher and biblical exegete of the
twentieth century. His ministry at
Westminster Chapel and his writings earned
him respect and affection throughout the
world. He had a decisive influence on many
individuals and on evangelicalism as a
whole.
Martin Luther (1483-1546)
Luther himself
saw the Reformation as something far more
important than a revolt against
ecclesiastical abuses. He believed it was a
fight for the gospel. Luther even stated
that he would have happily yielded every
point of dispute to the Pope, if only the
Pope had affirmed the gospel.
Ulrich Zwingli (1484-1531)
Ulrich Zwingli
was the leader of the fledgling reformation
in Zurich.
Philipp Melanchthon (1497-1560)
Heir to and Disciple of Luther
George Gillespie (1613-1646)
George Gillespie, according to Principal
John Macleod, was "one of the mighties of
his age which was so fertile in massive
heroic figures in the field of evangelical
Christian theology." 2 His brief ministry
stamped an indelible impress on the
Westminster Confession of Faith,
particularly those chapters dealing with
ecclesiology.
Baxter, Richard (1615-1691) "The great
Puritans" says J I Packer, "though dead,
still speak to us through their writings,
and say things to us that we badly need to
hear at this present time". This is
particularly true of Richard Baxter,a truly
great man of God, whose ministry had such an
impact on the people of Kidderminster and
whose influence can still be felt in the
town today.
John Owen
(1616-1683)
A Web Site Devoted to the Greatest Puritan
Theologian!
The Life of John Owen by Andrew Thomson,
B.A., Edinburgh
William Guthrie (1620-1665)
by Alexander Whyte
William Guthrie was a great humorist, a
great sportsman, a great preacher, and a
great writer.
Thomas Manton ((1620-1677)
"A chief among theologians." "Ministers who
do not know Manton need not wonder if they
are themselves unknown." C.H.Spurgeon
Thomas Boston (1676-1732)
Web Page which features the worls of Thomas
Boston
Thomas Watson Reading Room
Ralph Erskine (1685-1752)
Seromn Index to Ralph and Ebenezer Erskine
Jonathan Edwards (1703-1758)
Features Many Biographies, Sermons and
resources on America's Greatest Theologian
George Whitefield (1714-1770)
Features Biographies, Sermons and resources
on the one of the Greatest Preachers of All
Time
John Knox (1505-1572) returned to
Scotland after several years in Geneva, and
began preaching against the Papal Church. He
was arrested under Queen Mary Stuart in 1560
and tried for treason, but was acquitted.
Knox's Works at www.swrb.com
Some Calvinistic Baptists
Isaac Backus -
Andrew Fuller -
William Carey -
Christmas Evans
Adonirum Judson -
John A. Broadus -
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Seven.
Seven young Englishmen (C. T. Studd, M.
Beauchamp, W. W. Cassels, D. E. Hoste, S. P.
Smith, A. T. Podhill-Turner, C. H. Polhill-Turner)
who went to China in 1885 as missionaries.
William Carey (1761-1834). English
Baptist missionary to India.
James Chalmers (1841-1901). Scottish
missionary-explorer to the South Pacific
Islands.
Jonathan Goforth (1859-1936). Canadian
missionary to China.
David Livingstone (1813-1873). Scottish
missionary, doctor and explorer to Africa.
George Müller (1805-1898). English
evangelist and philanthropist who
established orphanages.
Charles H. Spurgeon (1834-1892).
English preacher, author, and editor.
Isaac Watts (1674-1748). English
pastor, preacher, poet, and hymn writer.
John Wycliffe (d. 1384). English
preacher, writer and Bible translator.
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