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Once upon a time, pulpits did what they were designed to do: their parsons plumbed the depths of God’s Word and then opened that revelation up to congregations, fearlessly applying God’s wisdom to the events of the day. Yes, those pastors were children of their day. However, they had a distinct advantage over most in that they sincerely believed that God’s Word guided them in all things. Accordingly, they produced a body of literature for their generation and others.

Recommended from the Briarwood pulpit, these messages span from 1744–1793, a half-century period that is pre-partisan. They are still worth reading today as we participate in our political process. 97 pages, paperback.

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