Reformed Firehouse

(Legh Richmond, “Domestic Portraiture” January 6, 1825) For the most part, we are a nation of Christians by profession–and a nation of heathens in practice. There is to be found in the religious world–what may be termed–a pretty, cultured sort of evangelism, which too well combines luxurious ease, a

more about “Freed from Homosexuality on Vimeo“, posted with vodpod If you don’t think how you speak about God then listen to how this young man thought he was saved at the age of 6.

(Arthur Pink, “The Call of Christ”) “Come unto Me, all you who are weary and heavy laden–and I will give you rest.” Matthew 11:28 What did our Lord here signify, when He bade all the weary and heavy laden to come unto Him? It is quite evident that coming to Christ is something more than [...]

There is nothing that I enjoy more than studying good, sound Biblical theology, however what good is the soundest theology if we don’t apply it to our life and be transformed by it with the help of the Holy Spirit. This is what Mark Driscoll attempts to do with his book Death by Love, more [...]

In a day and age in which the Cross has been down played entirely or simply used as a band aid to patch every want and need imaginable, R. C. Sproul has written a timely and concise book dealing with the subject of the Atonement. This book is rich in theology while at the same [...]