The Instructed Christian: The Plain Man’s Senses Exercised to Discern Both Good and Evil (Lyford) Devotionals The Reformers understood that biblical

The Reformers understood that biblical worship needed spice but that such pizzazz came not from externals or style but from Scripture

and the gospel through brilliant expositions filled with Spurgeon’s timeless illustrations and memorable wordplay

He was a lion in the pulpit for the truth and a stalwart for the Reformed faith

Read how Thomas stood firmly in the face of opposition

The early chapters explore the historical contours and consequences of the crown’s proscription of Protestantism

The Instructed Christian: The Plain Man’s Senses Exercised to Discern Both Good and Evil (Lyford) Devotionals The Reformers understood that biblicalPuritan William Lyford guides you through the essentials of Christian theology especially those that are controversial. With a heart to instruct you in the faith, Lyford exposes errors on topics such as the doctrine of Scripture, the nature of God, the deity of Christ, the hypostatic union, election and reprobation, original sin, particular redemption, free will, and justification by faith. At every turn, Lyford answers your questions from the Bible,