Next year will mark the 130th anniversary of the death of one of Christian History’s most famous preachers. Many pastors and preachers have read, heard, or own copies of Spurgeon’s sermons. He was renowned as “the Preacher’s Preacher,” though he… Continue reading

In the New Testament, there is a Greek word that we often translate as “proclaim” or “announce.” But our attempt to capture the correct meaning in English is a feeble attempt. We need more words! We need to add to… Continue reading

By Dr. John Hill, John Hus, more correctly named Jan Hus, was a Czech theologian and philosopher. After John Wycliffe, Hus is considered by Christian history to be the second Church reformer, preceding reformers such as Martin Luther, John Calvin,… Continue reading

For there is born to you… We read those words each Christmas, but amid the donkeys and cattle, mangers and straw, we overlook them. We breeze through the text to get to the important part—a Savior who is Christ the… Continue reading

One would be hard-pressed to create a list of Christian heroes without mentioning a reformer like John Calvin. His influence and contribution to Christian doctrine continue to have a substantial impact on the life of today’s Church. Though some of… Continue reading

When Jesus saw the young man’s embodiment of gratitude, nothing else was needed. He simply told him to, “Arise, go thy way, thy faith has made thee whole.” Continue reading

“Unless I am convinced by the testimony of the Scriptures or by clear reason (for I do not trust either in the pope or in councils alone, since it is well known that they have often erred and contradicted themselves),… Continue reading