Two Medieval Misconceptions
When it comes to the period right before the Reformation, I’ve always had certain notions about what the church was […]
Read moreWhen it comes to the period right before the Reformation, I’ve always had certain notions about what the church was […]
Read moreBullies and Saints: An Honest Look at the Good and Evil of Christian History, John Dickson. Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 2021. […]
Read moreThe Synod of Dort 1618-19 was famous for drafting the Canons of Dort, addressing the errors of the Arminians. The […]
Read moreThis past Monday was the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II. Like all royal funerals, it was held in the historic […]
Read moreWhen I was a missionary, it sometimes happened that the only people listening to my preaching were my wife and […]
Read moreThe Klaas Schilder Reader: The Essential Theological Writings, eds. George Harinck, Marinus DeJong and Richard Mouw (Bellingham: Lexham Academic, 2022). […]
Read moreIn 1832, a boy was born in Stirling (Scotland) named Alexander Lyons. He was completely blind from birth. His parents […]
Read moreWhen you study church history, one of the striking things is the repetition of certain patterns. Christiane Tietz’s biography of […]
Read moreThe first Moravian missionaries went to Greenland to preach the gospel in about 1720. They taught the Greenlandic Inuit about […]
Read moreAmong the Reformation martyrs was the author of the Belgic Confession, Guido de Brès. He served as a pastor in […]
Read moreWe might think we’re the first ones in history to encounter questions about how Christians should respond to perceived or […]
Read moreMy Dad was a pilot in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and, as a boy, I was so proud of […]
Read moreIt used to be that the left had a monopoly on talk of revolution. You could count on leftists to […]
Read moreThis past week, I shared the following links on social media and I think they’re worth sharing here too: When […]
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