The State of Theology survey from Ligonier Ministries Canada reveals what people really believe about the Christian faith. Unfortunately, the survey’s key findings show that theological confusion is prevalent—not only…
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How Can I Deal with Fear?
When was the last time you were afraid? Really afraid? For many of us, that is harder to answer than it should be. We reach back and find childhood: a…
Human Tragedies, Divine Purposes
One of the great quests in the history of philosophy is investigation into the meaning and purpose of life. Philosophy seeks the purpose not only of human existence but also…
The Church in a Changing World: New Teaching Series from W. Robert Godfrey
Do you feel disoriented in our rapidly changing world? Civilizations that once reflected Christian values now embrace secular ideas and challenge biblical truth. How did these changes happen, and how…
Scotland and the Birth of the United States
Scottish Presbyterianism, with its robust theology, disciplined government by elders, and strict piety, would significantly influence America through the waves of Scots-Irish immigrants that became the backbone of the Revolutionary…
The Presbyterian Rebellion
There is not a single instance in history in which civil liberty was lost, and religious liberty preserved entire. —John Witherspoon Two hundred and fifty years ago, news arrived in…
The Lord of the Sabbath
And he said to them, “The Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath. So the Son of Man is lord even of the Sabbath.” (Mark 2:27–28) In…
Who Is Your Role Model for the Christian Life?
Who is your role model for the Christian life? All of us learn by imitation. From our earliest days, we pattern our lives after the examples set before us. We…
God’s Gift to You Is Real Life
We’ve all had moments of standing at the sink and wondering why we’re washing yet another load of dishes. The spinning of the hamster wheel is almost palpable. Created as…
How Did Noah Point to Christ?
Noah stands at a watershed moment in history (2 Peter 3:5–7). In doing so, he serves as an Old Testament type of Christ. His name sounds like the Hebrew word…
