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Scholasticism is the term used for theology pursued in the medieval and early modern university and shaped by the centrality of the "disputed...
This excerpt from Matt Smethurst's book, "Before You Open Your Bible", emphasizes the need for Christ-centeredness in our approach ...
Alisa Childers writes on the recent deconversion stories of famous Youtubers, Rhett and Link, calling our attention to the cultural influences aro...
Daniel Darling tells the story of Zechariah and how he struggled to accept the news that God would work a miraculous birth in his life.
Clarissa Moll lays out four ways those who are grieving and disappointed can approach the enthusaism and joy of reopening.
Does sinning make us wiser and more experienced? Or does it actually make us foolish? Ben Merkle exposes Satan's oldest lie in this often hil...
Dan Brown's Da Vinci Code popularized the notion that church leaders invented the Bible, especially at the Council of Nicaea. John Meade debu...
Clarissa Moll recommends that we trade a longing for greener grass in 2021 for a sturdy hope that Jesus will be with us through both joy and sorrow.
Michael Haykin reviews Candida Moss’s ‘The Myth of Persecution: How Early Christians Invented a Story of Martyrdom’ (HarperCollins, 2013).
Skip to content The Dark Ages ruled the world from about 500 A.D. to 1500 A.D. Then with Martin Luther’s 95 Theses of 1517 A.D. the light began to...
