The influence of Christian virtue on verbal etiquette has delivered us from the violent vituperations of yesteryear.
Tag Archives: John Calvin
John Calvin, Missionary and Church Planter
Church planting and missions isn't a byproduct of the young Reformed resurgence of the last decade but something embedded in the Reformation's God-centered commitment to advancing the gospel.
The Counterintuitive Calvin
To furnish our hearts with more assurance of God's love is the ultimate purpose of the Institutes.
"Two Kinds of Popularity"
For much of his life, John Calvin had two close friends -- Farel and Viret. Farel was very hot-headed and out-spoken, while Viret was of very mild temperament, an instinctive peace-keeper. Farel often came to Geneva and stayed at Calvin's home, where, sometimes with Viret, the friends would have long talks about theology and current [...]
With Calvin in the Theater of God
Speaking of conferences, the Desiring God 2009 National Conference begins today. The good folks at DG have created a Website for the conference including a live blog (and Twitter stream) that will keep those of us that can't attend updated on the event. Here's the welcome post from Eric Johnson: Welcome to the Desiring God [...]



