Please turn JavaScript on

The Puritan Board

We bring you the latest updates from The Puritan Board through a simple and fast subscription.

We can deliver your news in your inbox, on your phone or you can read them here on this website on your personal news page.

Unsubscribe at any time without hassle.

The Puritan Board's title: Welcome to the Puritan Board | The Puritan Board

Is this your feed? Claim it!

Publisher:  Unclaimed!
Message frequency:  2.84 / day

Message History

Here is my question:

A good friend of mine, who knows more about the Bible than anyone I know, told me that we are to sing the Psalms and worship exclusively because they are appointed for us. There are a number of other songs in the Bible that we can sing anytime we want, except in worship, where the 150 Psalms are appointed. Can you find any evidence of this as the ca...

Read full story
DE HISTORIE Van den CHRISTELYKEN SABBATH, Vertoonende, EERST, Hoe de Algemeene Christenheidt den ’s Heeren-Dag altijdt voor een Rust-Dag heeft gehouden. TEN ANDEREN, Hoedanige Twisten en Dispuyten onder de Gereformeerde Leeraars / in Engeland en Neerlandt, over den Sabbath en ’s Heeren-Dag zign gevallen. En met wat uytslach. Beschreven Door JACOBUS KOELMAN, Bedienaar des H. Euan...

Read full story
Fellow students of the Word,

For the past several months I've been building something I'd now timidly set before you, and ask your patience with: a search tool for Dr. John Gill's Exposition of the Old and New Testaments, at goatyardarchive.org.


Read full story
In a regenerate Christian where does our desire and inclination to sin come from?

It has been my firm understanding that we have 2 natures that dwell within us, the old and the new. When we act, we act according to our nature, either the old when we sin or the new when we live according to the law and precepts of the Lord.

This understanding of the various sc...

Read full story
This new thread starts a new series in preaching.

We are going through basics of the Christian life.

SERMON 1: Contending: The Saint’s Necessity to Contend for the Faith,

Read full story