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How to Be Irrelevant
What do pulpits, a stool, community, relationships, and the Word of God have to do with being relevant? … more →
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nhiemstra wrote 2 days ago: Indian Christians claim an ancient heritage. According to tradition, the Apostle Thomas landed on th … more →
The Trailblazer
nhiemstra wrote 2 days ago: via: christianitytoday The first evangelical missionary to India set out to prove that the gospel do … more →
The Empire and the Great Persecution Part 4 of 11
Brian Culliton wrote 6 days ago: The New Tetrarch and the Rise of Constantine The tetrarch now consisted of Galerius and Maximinus i … more →
Baptists Are Drifting...
Tim A. wrote 1 week ago: The word “Drift” according to the MERRIAM/WEBSTER DICTIONARY means “to float or be … more →
The Empire and the Great Persecution: Part 3 of 11
Brian Culliton wrote 1 week ago: Diocletian’s illness and Galerius’ Grab for Power With the execution of his plan well u … more →
Four New Books on Calvin
fleance7 wrote 1 week ago: Image via Wikipedia These spring and summer volumes are releasing just in time to celebrate C … more →
Top Five Books on Early Evangelicalism
fleance7 wrote 1 week ago: Bruce Hindmarsh shares his list at ChristianHistory.net. He writes, The past generation has seen tr … more →
A No-Name Monk of Prayer and Love
nhiemstra wrote 1 week ago: via: christianitytoday The Cloud of Unknowing teaches us the peace that comes from learning to love. … more →
The Empire and the Great Persecution: Part 2 of 11
Brian Culliton wrote 3 weeks ago: Persecution Ensues At daybreak on February 23, 303, Diocletian’s army busted in the doors of … more →
The Source of Christianity's Vitality
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e4unity wrote 3 weeks ago: Kenneth Scott Latourette The Perspective from a 20th Century Historian Kenneth Scott Latourette (1 … more →
"Let African Christians be Christian Africans"
nhiemstra wrote 3 weeks ago: Byang Kato (1936-1975) has been called the Founding Father of African Evangelical Theology. The year … more →
The Empire and The Great Persecution (Part 1 of 11)
Brian Culliton wrote 1 month ago: In 284 AD, Caesarea Palestine was a predominantly pagan city of 100,000 with a large Jewish populat … more →
Awakenings in America: Seasons of the Spirit
nhiemstra wrote 1 month ago: via: christianitytoday Spiritual awakenings have brought lasting benefits to the Church and the surr … more →
"Let the Little Children Come To Me"
nhiemstra wrote 1 month ago: Young people have been the lifeblood of evangelical Christianity since its earliest revivals in cent … more →
Chronicles of conservative Presbyterians
Phillip Palmertree wrote 1 month ago: Some good sites on the history of conservative Presbyterians in America have come to my attention la … more →
Book Review: Water from a Deep Well
Adrienne wrote 1 month ago: I’m a product of late 20th Century evangelicalism. I have no sense of Christian history, othe … more →
Excellent New Resource: The Continuing Story
R. Scott Clark wrote 1 month ago: Wayne Sparkman, archivist at the PCA Historical Center (itself a terrific resource for anyone intere … more →
Why we Baptists need a creed
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Chuck Warnock wrote 1 month ago: I am about to break an unwritten rule in Baptist life. Granted, it won’t be my first transgre … more →
Good Blog – Winfried Corduan
fleance7 wrote 1 month ago: Winfried Corduan, who taught philosophy and religion at Taylor University for 20 years, has a great … more →
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