A look at Jonathan Edwards and the Great Awakening, exploring true revival, religious affections, and the marks of genuine faith.

God’s unfathomable justice and mercy quiet our protests and draw us to worship as He makes sinners vessels of glory in Christ.

A look at how Reformation doctrine was systematized and confessed.

From creation to new creation, a theology of work calls us to labor for Jesus’ name as we become more like Him.

Part 2 of our exploration of the Reformation in church history.

In Christ, death is departure, not defeat—living between two worlds with steadfast faith and gospel hope.

Part 1 of our exploration of the Reformation in church history.

An exploration of medieval Christendom in church history.

The pulpit serves the text; the text exalts Christ and, by the Spirit, sanctifies and steadies us for faithful endurance.

Amid a world that trades truth for pleasure, the church endures by treasuring godly example and Scripture’s power to save.