Category: Ligonier Ministries

On May 6, 1619, delegated pastors and professors from across Europe processed through the streets of Dordrecht to the Grote Kerk, the “Great Church.” There the Canons of Dort were…

You can now freely stream all the messages from our 2026 National Conference online, in the Ligonier app, and on our YouTube channel. Watch your favorite moments again and share…

Who is Jesus? Conflicting answers to this question have echoed through history. Ancient Gnostics taught that Jesus was a spirit who only appeared to be human. The Arian heresy said…

Paul had to speak harshly to the Corinthian community because the church there was not known for its maturity. The Corinthian church was racked by divisions; some followed Apollos and…

Christ redeemed us from the curse of the law by becoming a curse for us—for it is written, “Cursed is everyone who is hanged on a tree.” Gal. 3:13 As…

I was recently in the Isle of Harris at a conference, and there was a time of prayer at the start of the day. An older man began his prayer…

Paul’s life was a testimony to the gospel that he preached, so knowing something about his life helps us have a fuller and richer grasp of his message. In this…

Christians working in secular professions and spaces often need to navigate obstacles as they seek to live out an active faith. Proximity to the lost world can be advantageous for…

Close readers of the Gospels understand that John’s timeline of the Last Supper seems to differ from the Synoptic Gospels (Matthew, Mark, and Luke). The Synoptics indicate that the disciples…

We must surely add to that famous couplet of certainty—“death and taxes”—the inevitability of change. In contrast to our immense, immutable, and impassible God, to be human is to be…