The origin of A Pilgrim’s Coffer Theology finds itself in the fundamental desire to not only record, but share sound theological teachings and writings with a broader audience. As we have since branched out to various other avenues and offerings, our mission remains the same ‘of urging the claims of Christ’s cause, of advocating the revival of godliness, of denouncing error, of bearing witness for truth, and of encouraging the labourers in the Lord’s vineyard.’

Our magazine intends to primarily consist of sermons, discourses and expositions, valuable articles, simple tracts, old hymns, and various edifying content, as feasible. A fair portion of the substance may be piecemeal servings of larger works that, accumulated, may present a complete work for the subscriber’s library.

While we are undeniably Baptist and unashamedly Calvinistic, our intent is not, in the least, to discount the joys of unity within the body of Christ [I Cor. xii. 12, 13]; it is our heartfelt intention, and our only genuine means of operation, to share biblical truth with fidelity according to our humble convictions.

May Christ Jesus be proclaimed—crucified, risen, and reigning—above all else, or may the Lord remove our hand from this work; ‘for woe is me if I do not preach the gospel!’ If this little offering finds success, may it be in the spiritual and relational lives of believers; in a closer walk with their Master and in a zealous labor for reaching lost and dying sinners.

“Yet one thing we want,

More holiness grant!

For more of thy mind and thy image we pant;

Thine image impress

On thy favourite race;

O fashion and polish thy vessels of grace!

—Augustus Toplady

‘Whatever you do, do your work heartily, as for the Lord rather than for men, knowing that from the Lord you will receive the reward of the inheritance. It is the Lord Christ whom you serve,’ Col. iii. 23, 24.

J.S.P.

Each issue will include content such as:

• Full Sermons

• Sermon outlines

• Biblical Expositions

• Historical Articles

• Classic Tracts and/or Illustrations

• Systematic Theology Study

• Antique Hymns

Resources used will be from a broad range of classic materials that are well-deserving of their reprinting, due to their biblical and gospel-centered focus. Much of the content will not be extremely common material, other than the names that may be associated with some of the work; our hope is that much of this will either be ‘new’ to the reader, or else will be worthwhile material to accumulate for one’s library.

We sincerely hope that the physical copies will be used practically for your edification—marked up, highlighted, and notated for personal, educational, and pastoral study.