The Beechers: A Cautionary Tale for Christian Activists
The intriguing family history presented in ‘The Beechers’ reminds us that Christian activism not grounded in orthodox doctrine inevitably leads to drift.
The intriguing family history presented in ‘The Beechers’ reminds us that Christian activism not grounded in orthodox doctrine inevitably leads to drift.
Tim Keller reflects on the role of neo-Calvinism in his pastoral ministry at Redeemer.
What’s the truth about John Nelson Darby? What responsibility does he bear for the spread of dispensationalism and Zionist politics?
There are two versions of the Westminster Confession of Faith. It’s important we know what was changed and why, for they cannot both be right.
What the next generation needs isn’t attractional gimmicks or programming excellence but orthodox doctrine (believing), faithful shepherding in spiritual-formation habits (becoming), and a loving church community (belonging).