A Unique Providence
The Protestant Reformation was not merely a social movement, but a distinctive work of divine providence that recovered the gospel and changed the world.
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After Darkness, Light
The story of Geneva’s motto, Post Tenebras Lux, and how the recovered gospel brought the light of Christ out of medieval darkness.
Read articleAfter Light, Darkness
A survey of the theological and institutional developments that carried the church from apostolic light into the darkness preceding the Reformation.
Read articleConstantinianism
How Constantine’s alliance of church and empire transformed Christianity and introduced enduring confusion between the authority of church and state.
Read articlePapacy
A historical examination of the rise of papal authority, its development in the medieval church, and its departure from the New Testament pattern.
Read articlePelagius
The Pelagian controversy over original sin, human ability, and divine grace, and Augustine’s defense of salvation as the sovereign work of God.
Read articlePlatonic Influence
An examination of how Platonic philosophy influenced early and medieval Christian thought, sometimes obscuring the Bible’s teaching about creation and humanity.
Read articleSacraments
The historical development of the medieval sacramental system and the Reformers’ recovery of a biblical understanding of grace, baptism, and the Lord’s Supper.
Read articleScripture Unsilenced
Five hundred years after the first printed English New Testament (1526): William Tyndale’s consuming conviction, Bibles in bales, the Word before the congregation, the cost, the prayer answered, and our stewardship today.
Read articleStewards of History
A call to steward church history as a living testimony to God’s providence, learning from the past to strengthen conviction and faithfulness in the present.
Read articleThe Enduring Word: A Call to Stewardship
A reflection on The Enduring Word documentary, God’s providence from William Tyndale to the English Standard Version, and our stewardship of Scripture today.
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The Gutenberg Press
How Gutenberg’s printing press became a providential instrument for spreading Scripture, literacy, and the ideas of the Protestant Reformation.
Read articleThe Word “Catholic”
The origin and meaning of the word catholic, its association with the universal church, and its changing use under the Roman imperial church.
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