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Michael Reeves shows how the Protestant Reformation recovered the centrality of the pulpit in the local church.
While Luther was brash, impulsive, and forceful, his brilliant young disciple was a timid, sober-minded unifier.
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Is the pope really Peter’s successor, or a child of the Roman Empire? Trace the historical rise, and fall, of the Roman Catholic papacy.
Though church discipline is a very difficult area of doctrine and one hard to practice, it nevertheless rests upon the divine authority of Scriptu...
Beginning of the End Apr 20, 2009 Article ID: DE405 | By: H. Wayne House Pastor John Hagee's recent book Beginning of the End has hovered near the...
") //-- Skip to main content Uncovering the Truth about Creation • Battle Ground, WA Oct 8, 2021 - Oct 10, 2021 Word of Grace Bible Church 1317 NW...
On October 31, 1517, Martin Luther did something remarkably unrevolutionary — and he wasn’t alone. Hundreds of men and women stood with him.
As the coronavirus spreads, will those who have been freed from the fear of death take the risks, in the cause of love, that many in the world ref...
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