Remembering the French Huguenots and the Saint Bartholomew’s Day Massacre of 1572, with reflections on faithful endurance, lawful resistance, and Christ’s care for his church.
Faith Under Fire: Remembering the French HuguenotsRead More
Did the church begin at Pentecost? Scripture reveals one people of God across the covenants, fulfilled in Christ and gathered by his Spirit.
When Did the Church Begin?Read More
Reformed Dogmatika invites NAPARC officers and Reformed seminary students to submit confessional articles for fall and winter 2026. Review the topics, standards, and September 1 priority deadline.
An invitation to NAPARC officers and Reformed seminary studentsRead More
Owen Strachan says Christ fulfilled the Sabbath. Does that cancel the Fourth Commandment? A Reformed case for the Christian Sabbath and Lord’s Day.
Does Christ’s Sabbath Rest Cancel the Fourth Commandment?Read More
Calvin’s Institutes has a reputation for being long, cold, and all about predestination. A reader who spent a summer with it answers five myths and shows why the great classic of the Reformed faith is worth opening.
Five Myths That Keep You From Reading the InstitutesRead More
A review of Gayle E. Doornbos and N. Gray Sutanto’s one-volume Bavinck reader and commentary: the best single door into Herman Bavinck for newcomers, pastors, and students.
Book Review: The Essential Herman BavinckRead More
An assessment of Martin Luther’s legacy, including his early and later writings about the Jews and the serious failures that must be faced honestly.
Martin Luther: The Good, the Bad, and the UglyRead More
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