My friend Matthew Ezzell and I taught a Sunday school class on American Presbyterian History at Shiloh Presbyterian Church.   Read More

Some questions I've pondered about the history of presbyterianism.   Read More

Names of the ministers who formed the first general assembly of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church   Read More

On why J. Gresham Machen couldn't back denominational support of legal prohibition of alcohol.   Read More

New article about the periodicals that shaped early 20th century presbyterianism.   Read More

Guide to the works of J. Gresham Machen (1881–1937).   Read More

Rev. Danny Olinger's lecture on the connection Geerhardus Vos and J. Gresham Machen.   Read More

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Historical context and development of the OPC and URNCA's new hymnal.   Read More

Resources for learning about the history of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church.   Read More

The New York Times reporting on the second general assembly of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church.   Read More

Why Henry wanted writers from mainline denominations for Christianity Today.   Read More

Listen to Dr. Chad Van Dixhoorn's on the trends in Presbyterianism leading to the formation of the OPC and Westminster Seminary.   Read More

1935 article from The Presbyterian Guardian on the ordination of E.J. Young into the PCUSA   Read More

Machen on the life of a man who loves the Reformed Faith   Read More

In 1920, the PCUSA almost joined a nation-wide union denomination of Methodists, Episcopals, Moravian, baptists, and more   Read More

Full text of Machen's 1923 address at the Moody Institute Founders Conference.   Read More

"The Christian, therefore, cannot be indifferent to any branch of earnest human endeavor. It must all be brought into some relation to the gospel."   Read More

B.B. Warfield: "It is worth while to be a Shorter Catechism boy. They grow to be men. And better than that, they are exceedingly apt to grow to be men of God."   Read More

An account of personal experiences may be interesting for one or two reasons: (1) because the writer is in some way remarkable; (2) because, not being at all remarkable, he may be able to set forth in a concrete way the experience of a considerable body of men.   Read More

Ten friends and acquaintances of J. Gresham Machen share memories of him fifty years after his death.   Read More

Machen's last word reveled in the active obedience of Christ. Professor John Murray explains why.   Read More

Listen to Dr. Darryl Hart's lectures on J. Gresham Machen and the founding of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church.   Read More

J. Gresham Machen writes of the formation of the Presbyterian Church of America in 1936.   Read More

Daily quotes from the founder of Westminster Seminary.   Read More