The Log College & Seminary

Join me on May 30th for a wonderful evening celebrating the 300th Anniversary of the Log College and the Neshaminy Presbyterian Church in Warminster, PA! We can visit the church, William Tennent house, and the original location of the Log College as well! The guest speaker will be Dr. Timothy Tennent, a direct descendant of William Tennent. Let me know if you have any questions! - John McDonald

Founders & Faith: A 300-Year Celebration This year—2026—not only celebrates the 250th anniversary of the birth of our country, but it also marks an incredible milestone for the Presbyterian faith, the Great Awakening, and the beloved comm…

Rev. Albert Martin passed into glory Tuesday, April 7th, a wonderful model and example of dedicated pastoral ministry and faithful expository preaching with focused application. An inspiration to multiple generations of aspiring Reformed ministers, he will be dearly missed.

"Precious in the sight of the LORD Is the death of His saints." Psalm 116:15

He is risen!

"Free will" is a horrible theological term. "Free agency" is far more accurate. See John Gerstner's "Primer on Free Will."

Humbled and thankful to be a Calvinist, but even more, a Christian.

Annual public service reminder: The Fourth Commandment is perpetual and universal in obligation. Let the Sabbath Day be a market day for your soul!

Photo and quote courtesy of "Chariots of Fire."

A historical/theological question: Why did God in His sovereign providence allow the "Dark Age" to develop - when the Bible was chained and the gospel veiled? What are your thoughts?

We are pleased to announce that our 2025 Sons of Issachar Worldview Lecture,
"Christian Nationalism", is now available!

Church-State relations are back in the theological spotlight again following a new trend gaining support within some Christian circles - Christian Nationalism. Was the American Republic originally formed as a distinct Christian nation, and should American Christians labor to see this identity realized today? In this lecture, Michael Teruel, LCS graduate and mentor, discusses what are the core tenants of this growing perspective and whether these principle beliefs actually square with Biblical teaching.

https://logcollege.net/sons-of-issachar-lectures

Looking for a new Bible reading plan for the new year? Check out our collection!

https://logcollege.net/bible-reading-plans

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