Category Archives: Church & Christian History

Back in the 1950′s the Southern Baptist Convention was on the cutting edge of church growth techniques. We had a program that married evangelism and discipleship resulting in some of the largest churches in the history of the world (up … Continue reading →

Go to ChristianAudio.com this month for a their free audio book of the Month – Confessions of the Reformed Church The Augsburg, The Westminister, and the Heidelberg Confessions. Quite simply, these are three of the most important and well-known confessions … Continue reading →

  Trevin Wax has finished his seven-part series on the Marburg Colloquy (Luther versus Zwingli on the Lord’s Supper), you can find all seven parts here. Luther versus Zwingli at Marburg: Why the Fuss? Luther on the Lord’s Supper Zwingli … Continue reading →

John Sneed posted two interesting quotes on his blog about Calvinism. “I would rather face a whole army than one Calvinist convinced he is doing the will of God.” A 16th Century Spanish Soldier. and then there is this one … Continue reading →

Join Timmy Brister and many others with a challenge to read one puritan title per month + using Valley of Vision for devotions. Timmy’s challenge brings out a central truth we often overlook: church reform begins with personal reformation. Take … Continue reading →