Ian Hamilton urges believers to look outward to Christ, not inward at weak faith; true assurance comes by fixing our eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of faith.

An exhortation to preachers and hearers: sermons must move affections as well as inform minds. Citing Edwards and Baxter, the author urges ministers to awaken their own hearts.

Defends a literal, sequential reading of Genesis 1–2 against the framework hypothesis. Argues grammar, literary structure, and extraordinary providence support chronological days.

Study of Merle d’Aubigné’s philosophy of history and historical writing. He distinguishes the history of Christianity from the history of the Church and evaluates the Reformation’s place.