Tyndale fled to Antwerp, Belgium, in 1528, and would mostly stay there until his death in 1536, except for some time in ...

“Calvin’s views on work arose out of his thinking on divine callings (vocatio). In contrast to the idea that only the religious; i.e. monks, nuns, and priests had a ‘calling’ to serve God, Calvin ...

“We should evaluate the positives and negatives of the gospel hymns, asking questions of the genre and of ourselves. To conclude this series, I would like to present several aspects of the gospel ...

“Here’s her concern: ‘It’s about this larger problem with evangelicalism’s place in the American public square—this long practice of uncharitable and inaccurate critique, now escalated to a point of ...

Waiting isn’t easy. We all know this from personal experience: think special vacation or anniversary getaway or school ...

“What are we really getting from this windfall of information? What are we doing with it all? In that distinction—between knowing things and living wisely—there is a worldview of difference. Nearly a ...

“The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) won’t complete its safety review of the dangerous abortion pill until later this year, and won’t release results until March 2027, a new filing from the Justice ...

The General Epistles encompass James through Jude; they’re called “general” epistles because they are not addressed to ...

“A California pastor named Justin Lester has built a digital twin of himself using nearly 2 million words from his sermons, books, and other messages. The artificial intelligence–generated clone ...

“Bakker, the pioneering televangelist and head of Praise the Lord Ministry, who was later imprisoned for financial misconduct, died Monday evening at the age of 86.” - CPost ...

Yes, an adulterous affair should disqualify a man from pastoral ministry. However, once he’s out of the pulpit, he quickly discovers he’s not qualified to do anything else that pays the bills and, not ...

She does a wonderful job of connecting those decreasingly helpless at the beginning of life with those increasingly helpless at the end of life.” - Randy Alcorn ...