The introduction to Jonathan Edwards' greatest work, arguing from Scripture and reason that true religion can only be that which profoundly moves the affections.
The testimony of one who "prayed the sinner's prayer" as a child but was seriously born again much later in life.
Though the Puritans are often mocked and marginized in the modern age, they produced some of the deepest and most timeless Christian literature ever written, and thus are worthy of our attention.
Finding a reasonable and biblical model for our own faith and practice one of the two great ordinances of the Christian church.
Is the church a building? A denomination? Is it a human institution or a divine one? Here are some biblical considerations that may challenge some modern notions.
As modern social media can now so quickly bring the flaws of Christian fundamentalist pastors and churches into the public eye, there must be a willingness within the ranks to assess biblically the entire historical movement, and make necessary corrections.
A look at the book of 1 John as a series of tests of true salvation.
People of faith have always been scoffed at by "moderns"; however, "modern" always becomes outdated, while the Bible remains up to date as a witness against the ungodly and his schemes.
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