Sermon – Fugitive Slave Bill – 1851
Tell us therefore, What thinkest thou? Is it lawful to give tribute unto Caesar or not? But Jesus perceived their wickedness, and said, Why tempt ye me, ye hypocrites…
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Sermon – Christmas – 1844
In America’s early years, the celebration of Christmas was a subject of heated debate among Christians…
Sermon – Christmas – 1843
P. H. Greenleaf preached this sermon on Christmas Day, which was published in 1843…
Sermon – Christmas – 1841
In the history which the evangelist, Luke, gives us of the birth of our blessed Savior, we are told that, “The shepherds returned, glorifying and praising God for all the things that they had seen and heard.” It is in the twentieth verse of the second chapter..[…]
Sermon – New Year – 1861/ 1862
These two sermons were preached by George L. Prentiss in 1861 and 1862 on the new year…
Sermon – Atlantic Telegraph – 1858
This sermon was preached by Joseph A Copp on August 8, 1858 in Chelsea, Massachusetts. It was preached to celebrate the completion…
Sermon – Snow and Vapor – 1856
Cyrus Augustus Bartol (1813-1900) graduated from Harvard divinity school in 1835. He was a co-pastor with Charles Lowell at the West Church in Boston in 1837…
Sermon – Eulogy – 1854
Cyrus Augustus Bartol (1813-1900) graduated from Harvard divinity school in 1835. He was a co-pastor with Charles Lowell at the West Church in Boston in 1837 and became the sole pastor of that church in 1861…
July 4th Prayer
In response to Benjamin Franklin’s call to seek God that was made on June 28, 1787, the Rev. William Rogers prayed before the service that was held at the Reformed Calvinist Church in Philadelphia on July 4th of that year.
The Founding Fathers on Jesus, Christianity and the Bible
For decades accusations against the Founding Fathers have abounded. One of the common criticisms is that the Founding Fathers were a collective group of atheists…
