A Puritan at Heart

Daily quote from the puritans

Man-as a friend

Man is made to be a friend, and apt for friendly offices. He that is not friendly is not worthy to have a friend, and he that hath a friend doth not show himself friendly, is not worthy to be accounted a man. Friendship is a kind of life, without which there is no comfort of a manslife. Christian friendship ties such a knot that great Alexander cannot cut. Summer friends I value not, but winter friends are worth their weight in gold; and who can deny such anything, especially in these days, wherein real, faithful, constant friends are so rare to be found. there are some that are real friends, faithful friends, active friends, winter friends, bosom friends, fast friends; and for their sakes, especially those among them that have been long, very long under the smarting rod, and in the fiery furnace, and that have been often poured from vessel to vessel, have. Thomas Brooks Eipistle dedicatory to the Mute Christian under the smarting rod.]

October 2, 2006 Posted by Deejay | Thomas Brooks | | No Comments

Puritannical Update

I’ve updated my puritanical website a little more. Though its an ever growing and evolving project. But the lastest edition is the next weeks worth of John Calvin’s devotions, from Heart Aflame and Day by Day, running on alternate days. The two together will be put up and run over a two year period (DV) and then they will be l eft up there. But though theres only a weeks worth there at present, its current dates, so more will be added to keep it up to date.

home and click on the button Calvin’s devotions or to go direct to the page itself Calvin’s Devotionals

I am hoping (DV) to be able to start to get some sermons up on it this week that are not available to my knowledge at least on other similar thematic sites.

October 2, 2006 Posted by Deejay | Puritanism | | No Comments