Theologian Charles Hodge Won Hearts Dan Graves, MSL When Charles Hodge was asked to teach polemic theology* at Princeton, he kept quiet during the discussion. He did not think his own wishes should have anything to do with the matter; what the church wanted should come first. However, he wrote to his brother, “To you, … More Today in Church History
Moravians at Herrnhut Dan Graves, MSL The village of Herrnhut, “The Lord’s Watch,” (in present day Germany) came about because on this day June 17, 1722 a little band of religious fugitives from Moravia (in the modern Czech Republic) asked Count Ludwig von Zinzendorf if they might settle on his land. The Count agreed. One … More Today in Church History
PRONE to WANDER Dan Graves, MSL Who was Robert Robinson? Robert Robinson was just a small boy when his dad died. In 18th century England, there was little in the way of a social welfare system and this meant that he had to go to work while still very young. Without a father to guide … More Today in Church History
Spurgeon’s Last Sermon from the Tabernacle Dan Graves, MSL Charles Haddon Spurgeon, “Prince of Preachers,” preached his last sermon at the Tabernacle in London on this day, June 7, 1891. Years before, his ministry had almost come to an early end. His congregation had grown so large they had to erect this special building to accommodate the … More Today in Church History
Kevin DeYoung unpacks Calvinism, explaining the famous 5 points and more. SOURCE: Calvinism 101
God has a habit of using the “least of these” (Matthew 25:45) to bring about His kingdoms work. Be ready to answer the call. Birth and Rebirth of Joyful Billy Bray “Run, Billy.” Deep inside the tin mine, instinct screamed at Billy Bray. He dropped his work and fled. Moments later, forty tons of roof … More Today in Church History
Answer: We live in a time that tends to shrug its shoulders when confronted with error. Instead of asking, like Pilate, “What is truth?” postmodern man says, “Nothing is truth” or perhaps “There is truth, but we cannot know it.” We’ve grown accustomed to being lied to, and many people seem comfortable with the false notion … More Biblical Inerrancy
4 False Accusations against Reformed Theology May 04, 2019by: Crossway Responding to False Accusations At the end of the Canons of Dort—the document produced out of the Synod of Dort summarizing the key tenets of Reformed theology—there is a section dedicated to refuting common false accusations against Reformed theology. We see here Dort’s desire to defend … More Does God Predestine Some to Eternal Condemnation?
With seemingly all the 2020 Presidential candidates, on the left, ringing the morals bell (talk about your oxymoron since they all endorse murder AKA abortion) I thought this was very appropriate today. – Mike Addison Remade English Morals Dan Graves, MSL God raised up Mr. Addison and his associates to lash the prevailing vices and … More Today in Church History
Cape Henry, 1st Anglican Church in America Diane Severance, Ph. D. and Dan Graves, MSL The English first attempted to settle the New World in Virginia. The first Anglican worship ceremony of the Jamestown party in the new world was held on this day, April 29, 1607. “The nine and twentieth day, we set up a … More Today in Church History
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