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Faith Under Fire: Remembering the French Huguenots

On August 24, 1572, a royal decision to kill Huguenot leaders unleashed violence across Paris and France. I wrote this article to remember the French Reformed believers who suffered, to consider the difficult questions of obedience and lawful resistance raised by the massacre, and to recover their witness without romanticizing their age. Their story is sobering, but it also directs us beyond rulers and mobs to Jesus Christ, who preserves his church through his Word and Spirit.

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On Machen’s Birthday: A New Reformed Reader’s Guide

J. Gresham Machen was born 145 years ago today. To mark his birthday, we’ve published a new Reformed Reader’s Guide tracing his life, books, battles, and final hope. It follows him from Baltimore and Marburg to Princeton, Westminster, the OPC, and the Bismarck hospital bed where he sent his last telegram: “So thankful for active obedience of Christ. No hope without it.” Meet a churchman who counted the cost of confession.

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