[In this eighth part (see Part 7 here) of John Owen’s work on Luke 13:1-5, he deals with two matters: 1. The nature of repentance and reformation that God requires, [Read more…]

The Free Presbyterian Bookroom will be closed from Thursday 1st – Tuesday 6th April. It will reopen, God willing, on Wednesday 7th at 9.30am (however it will still be closed [Read more…]

The Welfare of Youth Committee will host the following two papers by WebEx: Monday 5 April at 7.00pm  Rev K D Macleod – “William Hewitson and Madeira: Gospel Blessing and [Read more…]

[In this seventh part (see Part 6 here) of John Owen’s work on Luke 13:1-5, he deals with two matters: 1. The fairness of God’s method whereby nothing but repentance [Read more…]

[This sixth part of John Owen’s treatment of Luke 13:1-5 deals with his third main heading, which asks what the evidences are that judgments are approaching. Part 5 is available [Read more…]

[In this fifth part of his treatment of Luke 13:1-5, Owen asks what kinds of judgments are approaching at times of great provocation to the Most High. Part 4 is [Read more…]

[In this fourth part, (Part 3 is available here) John Owen sets out the eight questions which he will seek to answer in the remainder. The first of these is [Read more…]

[In this third part of John Owen’s series of sermons on Luke 13:1-5, (Part 2 is available here), he guides us on how to interpret the meaning of providential judgments [Read more…]

[Having explained the time in which the events of Luke 13:1-5 took place, together with the time of the Saviour’s explanation of them (see Part 1), John Owen proceeds to [Read more…]

[340 years ago, in 1681, England was in turmoil. Accordingly, John Owen preached a series of sermons on Luke 13:1-5, where the Saviour brought out lessons from two tragic events [Read more…]