The Heritage Blog

See first Part 1 of the Before Homiletics series.Part 2: The Consolation“Then flew one of the Seraphim,” etc. Five circumstances and the ground and matter of his consolation (forgiveness of his sins) … read more

An early Puritan treatise, The Art of Prophesying, by William Perkins (1558-1602), remains justly famous among those appreciative of his writings. The Banner of Truth Trust offers it in its Puritan P … read more

John Owen on Communing with God in the Ordinances of Corporate WorshipJohn Owen (1616-1683) earned the title “Prince of Puritans” because of his influence as pastor, prolific author, theologian, acad … read more

 John Flavel (1630–1691) was a prolific preacher and writer whose influence extended well beyond his local congregation. In the words of one biographer, he was “famous among the writers of his a … read more

The following article is adapted from Thomas Watson’s classic on Christian contentment, The Art of Divine Contentment. Watson takes Philippians 4:11 as the basis for his treatise and guides … read more