In this three part series, we will consider historical sermons from the 1700s on the topic of voting and civic engagement, learning from them for today....
How can Christians learn from history to best serve the poor? The competing paradigms within evangelical thought on poverty alleviation can best be distinguished by the voluntary principle...
In part three of our series, we look at the ancient heresy of Pelagianism. The thought of Pelagius overlaps with our modern worldview in surprising ways....
Dispensationalism maintains that "Israel" and "the Church" are separate. The New Testament, however, is clear that "Israel" refers to God's people—the Church....
In part four of this series, we see that Christianity was understood to be the bedrock of our Republic, which the founders earnestly promoted for the good of...
The American education system has always been religious. In fact, until the mid 19th century, every college and university was founded by a Christian denomination....
The modern West has embraced the ancient Gnostic heresy. We have made ourselves to be god and believe true fulfillment only comes from living out our inner desires....
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