The Righteous Shall Live by Faith: Why the Reformation Matters
Whenever the gospel of Jesus Christ is preached, the Reformation has not failed.
Whenever the gospel of Jesus Christ is preached, the Reformation has not failed.
The Reformers didn’t just recapture the true gospel, they caught a vision to spread it to the ends of the earth.
The question of authority has always been the central dividing line between Catholics and Protestants.
“My emotional response to a particular doctrine or teaching is not the barometer of its theological truth.”
New pastors quickly find out that the church on the ground is different, messier, and more complicated than the church you envisioned in your head.
As worship leaders, what we believe about God must always determine how we lead our churches.
We aren’t as concerned with the word “Calvinism” as we are with being faithful to Scripture.
We know who the real king is, and we do not fear the enemy.
5 tips to follow Jesus in a hyper-distracted world
I want them to know the gospel is everything. I want them to know defending the Bible is dangerous, but worth the risk.
We believe there is only one way to heaven. But the good news is that there is a way at all.
Melissa Tucker feels most at home within the classroom
Greek For Life: Strategies for Learning, Retaining, and Reviving New Testament Greek (Baker Academic 2017, $19.99) by Robert L. Plummer and Benjamin L. Merkle In seminary culture, most students are intimidated at the task of mastering the biblical languages. It takes hours of memorizing vocabulary, paradigms, and the exceptions to the rules. However, for a Christian,…
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Church history professor Michael A.G. Haykin takes you to a critical moment for Christianity. For a German monk, it was decades of spiritual struggle in the making.