George Gillespie’s Case for An Ecclesiastical Government
An Analysis of Gellespie's Aaron's Rod Blossoming
The Duty of Civil Rulers to Be Nursing Fathers
A Sermon Preached Before the General Assembly of the Colony of Connecticut Introduction Edward Dorr (1722-1772) was the pastor of […]
Nursing Fathers in America
A Response to Kevin DeYoung Over the summer, Kevin DeYoung entered the apparently emerging debate over the congruence of the […]
A Natural Duty
A Friendly Response to Andrew Walker On X last week, my friend Andew Walker argued that “only eligible entities (i.e., […]
Pure and undefiled religion, the highest obligation, and truest glory of civil rulers
A 1735 Election Day Sermon Introduction Like so many of the preachers we republish here at American Reformer, we know […]
A Threat to Law & Order
Oklahoma Visa Task Force Recommendations Must Be Rejected
The Independence of the Church
The Christian Commitments of the State in a Secular Republic Guillaume Groen van Prinsterer (1801–1876) was a Dutch Reformed Protestant […]
Christian Bravery
A Sermon Preached before the Honorable Artillery Company in Boston, June 7th, 1736. Being the Day of their Election of […]
Romans 13 in Samuel Rutherford’s Lex Rex
One of the Greatest Texts on Protestant Resistance Theory Clarifies One of the Most Misunderstood Biblical Texts
Christian Civil Order and the American Revision
A Response to Kevin DeYoung
