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by Thomas Boston | It is by the help of the Holy Spirit that we are able to pray, Gal 4:6, “And because you are sons, God has sent forth the Spirit of His Son into your hearts, crying out, “Abba, Father!” Rom 8:26, “Likewise the Spirit also helps in our weaknesses. For we do not know what we should pray for as we ought, but the Spirit Himself makes intercession for us with groanings which cannot be...

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The subject allotted to me is one that comes in a logical sequence as well as in a chronological sequence to what we have already heard in this Conference. It is in a sense a kind of postscript, or critique of the approaches to reformation which we have been considering, and may, therefore, legitimately come under the general heading, although in and of itself it cannot properly be...

by Scott Bushey | “The Scriptures charge sin, perniciousness, and damnation upon heresy. Paul reckons them among those works of the flesh which shut persons out of the Kingdom of God (Galatians 5:20-21). Peter calls them pernicious and damnable, and such as bring swift destruction;...

by Scott Bushey | “The Scriptures charge sin, perniciousness, and damnation upon heresy. Paul reckons them among those works of the flesh which shut persons out of the Kingdom of God (Galatians 5:20-21). Peter calls them pernicious and damnable, and such as bring swift destruction;...

by Fred Greco | Church Discipline—the very phrase seems to bring to the minds of most Christians a parade of horrors. It seems like our current image of church discipline is that of repressive, out-of-touch tyrants telling us everything that we may and may not do. This is not surprising when we consider the public incidents of abuse of authority both inside and outside the church...

Erroll Hulse was born at Fort Beaufort in the Cape of South Africa in 1931. He graduated from Pretoria University, 1954, in architecture and later studied at London Bible College. In 1957 he co-founded The Banner of Truth with Iain Murray. Hulse also serves as editor of Reformation Today (since 1970) and director of Evangelical Press (since 1974). His pastoral experience includes...

by Scott Bushey | Over the ages, many people have been put to death for crimes they have committed by various methods. For example, in France, around 1789, the preferred method was the guillotine; up until 1981, in fact. The Germans liked ‘firing squads’ (along w/ the ‘falling ax’). In America, the creation of the electric chair was by (believe it!) a dentist, in 1881; Is that surprising? This chair, it was said, was a more humane attempt at...