Westminster Fellowship Resources:

The Ten Commandments

(805 Kb pdf file)

 

Sermon on the Mount Study Guide

(4.1Mb pdf file - you would be better served to right-click and download this study guide)

 

The Old Gray Dog Ponders - Wisdom of the Sages  Second Edition, March 2007

 

Seven Letters From the Risen Christ - Case Studies in Church Administration

Confessions and Catechisms:

Westminster Confession of Faith

 

Shorter Catechism

 

Larger Catechism

Books available online:

Equipping The Saints: The Daily Devotional Designed to Provoke Spiritual Thinking

 

 

The Death of a Church: A thorough analysis of the new Confession of Faith of 1967

Essays:

 

            The Death of the Death in the Death of Christ

 

Helpful Blogs:

Observe All Things - Thoughts about Christianity and the Bible

 

The Spoiled Dinner Party

 

Reepicheep: The Blogs of Rev. Tony Felich

 

BaylyBlog: The Blogs of Rev. Tim Bayly

 

A Classical Presbyterian: Blogging for the Reformed Resistance in the PC(USA)

 

Desiring God.org: God-centered resources from the Ministry of John Piper

 

Straight Ahead: Thoughts of a Conservative Southern Presbyterian Minister.

Web Sites:

           

            NEW!  The Protestant Laird's Yard           

 

            One By One

           

            Center for Reformed Theology and Apologetics

   

            One Place.org

 

            Ligonier Ministries

 

            Concerned Presbyterians

 

            Covenant Theological Seminary

 

            Faith Alive Christian Resources

 

The Old Gray Dog Foundation is a ministry for all God's creatures.

 
The OGDF wants to help the ministry of all congregations committed to the essential tenets of Reformed theology.
 
First, we want to help equip the saints with the sound doctrines of our Christian faith. We have grants available for seminary students, pastors and congregations committed to the essentials tenets of God's grace. We have a standing offer to supply Jim Osterhouse's F.A.I.T.H. unfolded.
 
Second, we want to help God's non-human creatures.  To that end, we provide scholarships for veterinary students who have demonstrated an understanding and practice of compassionate care for animals.  
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If your congregation is committed to equipping saints with the essential Reformed tenets and you know a need where we could help, contact me, Dr. James E. Tuckett, directly (jameset@aol.com) or through the Westminster Fellowship (http://westminsterfellowship.org/).