This is the second book we've done by Fenner. He's outstanding.
The Soul’s Looking Glass by William Fenner (1600–1640)
William Fenner (1600–1640) was a renowned Puritan preacher, Fellow of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge, and pastor of Rochford in Essex, remembered for his piercing preaching and rare...
One of the questions in Samuel Rutherford's catechism is:
While I'm not sure it is helpful to determine the relative importance of parts of the soul, I find his answer surprising. I would not consider the conscience to be the "principal" part of the soul (I think the intellect would be a...
According to Scripture, may Christians eat or drink blood and strangled animals?
Gen. 9 prohibited it, as well as the apostolic council of Jerusalem in Acts 15.
Yet the nearly universal answer of the Reformed Church during the Reformation and Puritan eras was 'Yes'. Find out the plethora of...
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,
I have got a question: I am a Calvinist and supporter of regulative principle (puritan principle) and I am a member of a Reformed Church in Germany. But my own church supports the normative principle.
That means on so called “Good Friday” we have got a...