Jonathan Edwards fell in love with Sarah Pierrepont when she was 13. He was moody and stiff; she was as vivacious as a songbird. He could think of nothing else, and one day studying Greek, he scribbled on the cover … Continue reading Never On Sunday
The legates were housed in the imperial palace, but the patriarch ignored them, refusing even to see them. Continue reading The East-West Schism
Justin immediately began telling everyone that Christ can satisfy both mind and heart. Continue reading The Christian Atheist
David Brainerd was a frail young man, tubercular, sickly, and easily depressed. He longed to reach the Indians of Colonial America, but his first venture to a tribe in Massachusetts was fraught with danger. Unknown to him, his every move … Continue reading Send Me to the Rough
Solomon Stoddard had a dilemma on his hands. New England Puritans held to a Covenant Theology. In its simplest terms, this said that any group of people who pledged to each other to obey God’s word for the good of all … Continue reading Stoddard Opened Lord’s Table to All
Three professors who stood behind him resigned and helped found Princeton. Continue reading Sterling Conversion of David Brainerd
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