Congregationalists and Presbyterians formed a cooperative effort to plant churches and educate ministers as the American frontier expanded.
Read The Article 
Book Reviews
Features
Read the full series here: byFaith takes a closer look at the formative years of American Presbyterianism.
Read The Article Of Interest Around The Web
Old Medicine for New Maladies
By Will Bankston
Through virtue formation, enabled by the Holy Spirit, we become a people capable of glorifying God.
Suffering with Honesty and Hope
By Adam Tisdale
This book approaches suffering from a theological perspective while emphasizing its practical outworking.
Centering Christ In Classical Schools
By Paul Griffioen
Pastor Nate Walker sets a biblical basis for classical Christian education in his book “Gospel Education: Jesus as Lord of the Classical Christian School.”
A Bird’s-Eye View of the Christian Life
By Andy Jones
Kevin Burrell provides insights for the Christian life by directing our attention to birds and the Bible.
A Practical Theology of Suffering
By Tim Mountfort
Timothy Mountfort reviews Matthew Rhodes’ “Persecution in Missions: A Practical Theology” (Crossway, 2026).
The Gift and Joy of Repentance
By Peter Wang
We don’t need more innovation in the church so much as we need pure gospel. God’s gift of repentance to sinners is, indeed, good news!
The Minister’s Care For His Own Marriage
By Thomas C. Gibbs
Encouragement and practical wisdom for pastors when it comes to their marriage and resilience in ministry.
Fads, Faithfulness, and Preaching
By Richard Harris
In a day when people long for something novel, this new book reminds Christians of the importance of faithful ministry.
The Goodness of God’s Fullness
By Derek Rishmawy
God saves not to satisfy some lack in himself, but out of an over-abundance of joyous delight in himself.
“God’s Awesomeness on Public Display”
By Chris Stevens
In “The Earth Will Be Filled” Donnie Berry invites readers into a deeper reflection on the glory of God and its significance for the Christian life.