At seven in the morning of the sixteenth of January one-hundred years ago today, J. Gresham Machen set sail from New York for the purpose of providing United States troops with spiritual counsel and gospel witness while...
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R.C. Sproul Remembered
I never had the opportunity to talk with R.C. Sproul but at one time in my life I read much of what he had written and had listened to many of his lectures. Audios and videos from Ligonier—when it was in frigid...
Willis G. Craig, 1834-1911
Willis Green Craig was born September 24, 1834 on his father’s estate named Waveland near Danville, Kentucky. The infant boy was named for his mother’s father, Willis Green, who moved to Kentucky from Virginia in 1783...
The Reformation, the Bible, and You
As the anniversary of the five-hundredth year of Martin Luther’s theses comes to an end, what can be learned from the Reformation and applied to the lives of Christians today? The study of history should result in the...
Martin Luther, 500 Years of Protestant Printing
The significantly faster duplication available through printing as compared with a scribe and quill gave Luther and others the means to quickly present their views and respond to critics. As the 500th anniversary of...
The City of God, Augustine
Bishop of Hippo Augustine created a massive body of works which is often appealed to by Roman Catholics and Protestants alike. The thinking behind the Reformation was seeded by the ad fontes principle of the Renaissance...
