The Puritans held a different view of baptism in relation to the reformers. This article explains their view with focus on the relationship between the external administration of baptism and its relation to the inward work of the Holy Spirit. 

What is the relevance of Puritans for the church today? There are five important things we can learn from the Puritans.

What is the relevance of Puritans for the church today? We can learn from them because the objective of the Puritans must be ours also in terms of their relationship with God, striving for perfection, and submission to scripture. Let us learn from the Puritans. 

This article looks at how Christians can benefit from the Puritans. Six benefits from the Puritans are discussed.

This article explains the Puritans' perspective on the day of one's death, that in some respects it is the believer's best day.

Four lessons can be learned from the Puritans: the true practice of spiritual brotherhood, the clear preaching of God’s Word, theology that honours the triune God, and the place of the church in the purposes of Christ.

Showing the amount of time Puritans dedicated to prayer as a means given by God to exercise communion with him, this article draws lessons for Christians today.

Meditation is a practice that must be learned. In this article lessons are drawn from the Puritans on the practice.

This article gives nine reasons for reading the theology of the Puritans, among which are: they are Trinity-centred, and they wrestle with questions about God's providence and trials.

This article lists nine benefits one will get in reading the Puritans.

This article shows that the desire of the Puritans to be of service to God in all things can serve as advice on how to deal with idleness and unemployment.

The modern church can gain a lot from the Puritans. From them we learn to see God in his greatness. They paint the beauty and loveliness of Christ. They show the nature of sin and reveal the power of God’s grace. These and more are what this article will show you.

This article looks at the historical development of evangelicalism with a focus on the Great Awakening, the Puritans, and the Fundamentalists. The author also looks at areas on which evangelicals and Reformed agree or disagree. The aim is to see if it is possible to achieve an alliance or an agreement.

This article looks at Calvin's view on the singing of Psalms, as well as the Puritans' view on the singing of Psalms in worship. 

This article is about the assurance of faith, specifically how the Puritans viewed the assurance of faith. The author looks at the primary and secondary grounds for assurance of faith.

This article is about Willem Teellinck's visit to England in 1603-04 and his description of the life of the Puritans he met in Banbury.