Mission

Introduction Do you know the names, Martial Alba, Bernard Seguin, Charles Faure, Pierre Navihères, and Pierre Escrivain? You should! There is a long-standing tradition that claims that Calvin and…

Introduction Few misconceptions have proven more persistent than the idea that Reformed theology somehow dampens evangelistic zeal. If God is sovereign in salvation, and thus if God has already…

Introduction To Henry Martyn Today is the 245th anniversary of the birth of pioneer missionary Henry Martyn, born February 18, 1781, in Truro, England. As a young man Martyn…

Multiple news outlets have reported the Church of England is no longer describing their new church start-ups as church plants. A new study says the Church is opting for…

I remember the first day a dear saint darkened the doors of my former church. She was in her sixties and had not been to a church in nearly…

Over the past two decades, there has been a resounding call on my life and others to revitalize small to mid-size churches, particularly in rural communities. The challenges and…

Continuing where we left off in Part 1, we are thinking about the powerful gospel theology expressed and evoked in the lyrics of Joseph Hart’s hymn, Come, Ye Sinners,…

This is an absolutely lovely hymn. The tune to which it is paired in the Trinity Hymnal (Selection No. 472) is called BRYN CALFARIA, which is one of those…

Last week, our friends at Westminster Theological Seminary released a beautifully produced video remembering our dear friend and brother, Dr. Harry L. Reeder III. Dr. Reeder was a longtime…

Stories of our Reformation-era forebears captivate the imagination. The heroism, conviction, earnestness, and vigor of Luther, Calvin, Zwingli, Bucer, Bullinger, Knox, Ursinus, and the like are nothing short of…