Evangelical Truth: Practical Sermons for the Christian Family

Archibald Alexander, a pivotal figure in American theology, served as a professor at Princeton Theological Seminary from its inception in 1812, influencing the education of many ministers over forty years. Renowned alongside Jonathan Edwards, he was celebrated for his profound impact on Christian thought, earning accolades like "The Shakespeare of the Christian heart." His extensive body of work includes significant writings such as "Evidences of the Christian Religion" and "Practical Sermons," along with numerous tracts and contributions to the Princeton Review, showcasing his lasting legacy in religious literature.