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Dante ranks right up there with Shakespeare and Homer as the greatest writers of our civilization. Though the Italian poet, who lived from 1265 to...
Even though Charles Spurgeon lived about two hundred years after John Bunyan, I think Spurgeon regarded Bunyan as a friend. He said the book he va...
We turn today to Paul to see how the New Testament sheds additional light on the story of Hagar, Abraham, and Sarah. Galatians 4:21–31 u...
By almost any modern definition, Jan Comenius (1592–1670) was anything but a success. Though Herman Bavink called him “the gr...
Skip to content “For he satisfieth the longing soul, and filleth the hungry soul with goodness” (Psalm 107:9). Most of us studying prophecy know t...
To describe life as a journey is such a perfect metaphor that writers in every age return to it again and again. Western culture is full of pilgri...
I wanted to provide this introduction because I believe there’s a great similarity today in how the concept of the Rapture of the Church is viewed...
Witnessing to Witches
As Christians, we can often forget how affected our lives are by God’s grace in salvation. We have been brought—adopted—into a new family. We are ...
Every Christian struggles with the reality of temptation, not as an abstract idea but as alluring call to stray from the narrow gospel road of life.
