Every Christian has set times for prayer and other devotional exercises; but if the mind on such occasions wanders off from the contemplation of those objects which should occupy it, such forgetfulness of God's presence, and vain wandering of the thoughts, are evidently sinful. And here is an arena on which many a severe conflict has been undergone, and where, alas! many overthrows have been been experienced by the sincere worshiper of God. Thoughts On Religious Experience Chapter 11

A letter from Archibald Alexander To Nathan Strong including a letter from George Baxter on the Kentucky Revival of 1800.

The following extracts, from a narrative of the Christian experience of R__ C__, will serve to illustrate some points which have heretofore been treated; particularly the gradual manner in which some people are brought to the knowledge of the truth; and the extreme difficulty of ascertaining, in many cases, where common grace ends and special grace commences.

A new MP3 sermon from The Narrated Puritan is now available on SermonAudio with the following details:

Title: Reminiscences of Patrick Henry As An Orator

Subtitle: Christianity in America

Speaker: Archibald Alexander

Broadcaster: The Narrated Puritan

Event: Audio Book

Date: 2/7/2022

Length: 17 min.