Contemporary Help in the Canons of Dort
A 17th-century confession offers compelling truth for people facing 21st-century crises.
What the Soviets Intended for Siberia, God Intended for Good
“When people think about evangelical Christianity in Russia, they think, Wow, it’s so small and seems to have no future,” pastor Evgeny Bakhmutsky said. ”But I’m saying we’re just beginning.”
Puritans—Exceptional Protestants or Prejudiced Moralizers?
Today’s students need to know why they should study or even respect the Puritans.
Why Good Theology Is Not Enough
It’s dangerously possible to love theology more than you love God.
Why the World’s Longest Reformed Bible Study Started in Africa
About six months ago, a pastor in Kenya told his congregation that they could be saved by good works. Here’s why the 80 orphans in his congregation knew that wasn’t true.
