A Closer Look at Victorian Christianity: A Conversation with Historian...
A Conversation with Historian Timothy Larsen
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Tim Challies – The History of Christianity in 25 Objects: Codex Amiatinus
The Bibliotheca Laurentiana at Florence is a repository for ancient writing. It contains a vast collection of more than 11,000 manuscripts and 4,500 early printed books. None is more precious than the...
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Tim Challies – The History of Christianity in 25 Objects: Wycliffe’s Pulpit
John Wycliffe’s body had been buried outside St. Mary’s Church for more than forty years when his grave was disturbed. Upon the orders of Pope Martin V, his remains were exhumed, his bones burned and...
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Joe Carter – Debatable: Why Are There Calvinist Baptists But No Lutheran...
The Issue – What does it mean to be a Calvinist in a Baptist denomination? And why are there no ‘Lutheran Baptists’? Several evangelicals from various Reformed traditions have recently debated those...
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Owen Strachan – Jonathan Edwards: Why Read Him?
Jonathan Edwards’ writings fill twenty-five imposing volumes in the Yale Works. The Jonathan Edwards Center at Yale University, a beacon of unfiltered light in American academe, has plans to...
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Michael Boling – Doctor Who and The Historical-Grammatical Method
A fond memory I have as a child is staying up late watching Doctor Who episodes with my father. In recent weeks, I have been catching up with the newest series of Doctor Who episodes, delighting in...
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Nathan Busenitz – Did the Early Church Believe in Transubstantiation?
The word “eucharist” means “thanksgiving” and was an early Christian way of referring to the celebration of the Lord’s Table. Believers in the early centuries of church history regularly celebrated...
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Thomas Schreiner – History Matters
As believers in Jesus Christ we affirm that history matters. Our faith is a historical faith. We believe in a God who created the universe out of nothing at a certain point of time. God called Abraham...
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Book Review – Theologians You Should Know
As self-titled book nerd and Seminary survivor, I can humbly state there are many, many theologians for which I have at least a passing familiarity. It seems everyone gravitates towards certain...
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Michael Kruger – An Essential Key to Understanding the Development of the NT...
How and when the early church recognized the 27 books in our New Testament has always been a fascinating topic for people. There is innate curiosity within us about why these books were regarded as...
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