Audio from the Sabbath School class of 25 May 2014 is available here.

In this class we conclude our brief examination of the history of the pledge of allegiance with consideration of whether it is an appropriate vehicle for a Christian to express patriotic loyalty.

Note, this is our last Sabbath School class till we resume again, Deo volente, in September.

Audio from the Sabbath School class of 27 November 2011 is available here. We welcomed a large number of visitors today, so we took time to review our study thus far on para-church organisations, and concluded our discussion of informal bible study gatherings in light of the calling of the institutional church. Having used the […]

It is true civil magistrates may abuse their power, judge amiss, and think that to be the command of God which is not; but we must not therefore take away their power from them, because they may pervert it and abuse it; we must not deny that power they have for God, because they may […]

Of the Sanctification of the Lord’s Day From The Directory for the Public Worship of God, published in 1645. The Lord’s Day ought to be so remembered beforehand, as that all worldly business of our ordinary callings may be so ordered, and so timely and seasonably laid aside, as they may not be impediments to […]

It is true civil magistrates may abuse their power, judge amiss, and think that to be the command of God which is not; but we must not therefore take away their power from them, because they may pervert it and abuse it; we must not deny that power they have for God, because they may […]

“They that see how fit they are to be forever banished from the presence of the Most High, and how exceeding unworthy to come into it, can not but infinitely and excessively prize that love of Jesus Christ, this day to come and enter into his rest, and lie in his very bosom all the […]