The Shape of the Reformation
What does it mean that the church is always being reformed? This question is integrally related to other questions about sin and grace, and authority […]
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What does it mean that the church is always being reformed? This question is integrally related to other questions about sin and grace, and authority […]
For the last two thousand years the church has crystalized various summary statements about the Bible’s most important teachings into clear, short, and easy-to-memorize statements […]
In my experience with those who wrestle with conversion to Roman Catholicism—at least those who have professed faith in the gospel—the driving theological issue is […]
Whether we like it or not, we can’t get away from dogma. Everyone has a creed or a basic way of summarizing what it is […]
What are Christians known for in our day? If you ask people on the street this question, you’re likely to get answers that relate to […]
At the heart of the Protestant/Catholic division in the sixteenth century was the disagreement over the doctrine of justification by an alien or imputed righteousness. […]
Who was Augustine, and what was his contribution to the church’s understanding of the Great Exchange? What was the state of the church throughout the […]
Throughout our series on the Great Exchange, we have been exploring all that Christ accomplished for us by his perfect life and sacrificial death. On […]
This past Monday, the Lord received John Webster, whom many have regarded as among the greatest living theologians. Others who knew him better have offered […]
In 1520, just a few years after Martin Luther nailed his protest to the church door in Wittenburg, a small band of English scholars began […]
What are the historic creeds of the Christian church, and why are they so important even in our own day? What were the ancient heresies […]
Why is it important to study church history? Is it possible to avoid the mistakes of the past, or does every generation bring a certain […]