Faith Free Presbyterian Church

Alice Gingery's calm, resolved confidence in facing death; her willingness to depart and be with the Lord; rested not on her own record but on the finished work of Christ, and this same confidence is offered to everyone through faith in the gospel.

America at 250 stands on a threshold: her liberty and restrained power are genuine blessings rooted in biblical truths about human dignity, but she faces battles in foreign policy, economic policy, and immigration that mirror Britain's decline, and her only real hope is not political but the raising of God's banner; Scripture, worship, repentance, and the preaching of the Redeemer.

Peter writes to stir up the 'pure minds' of genuine believers; minds cleansed from corruption, renewed by grace, and captured by truth; and the Christian must actively purify, preserve, and perfect that mind through remembrance, watchfulness, meditation, and resolve against temptation, since the whole of holy living begins in the thought life.