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Moses Y. Lee on what today’s Christians can learn from the countercultural way early Christians responded to disease epidemics in the Roman empire.
A. Trevor Sutton ponders the Reformation and argues that it’s roots are not so much in Europe as they were in theologians on the African continent.
Skip to content Chapter 3 Holiness: How To Get It Holiness is that state of our moral and spiritual nature, which makes us like Jesus in His moral...
Chris Brauns reviews R. T. Kendall’s new book, ‘Totally Forgiving God: When It Seems He Has Betrayed You’ (Charisma House, 2012).
Mitch Stokes reviews Andrew Briggs and Roger Wagner's book, 'The Penultimate Curiosity: How Science Swims in the Slipstream of Ultimate ...
The Deuterocanon is a collection of books that are sometimes mistakenly referred to as the Apocrypha. Should the Deuterocanon be included in the H...
Eric Parker reviews Joseph Crespino’s ‘Atticus Finch: The Biography: Harper Lee, Her Father, and the Making of an American Icon’ (Basic Books, 201...
In this Bible study you will discover the origin of the Bible, its authorship, trustworthiness, and how fulfilled prophecy validates its authentic...
Bryan Litfin outlines the Augustine Project and explains how pastors can learn from the pastoral practices of Augustine as they work to minister t...
John Currid on the importance of biblical archaeology in the Holy Land and what it means for interpreting our Bibles and understanding the ancient...
