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Perhaps The Best Contemporary Worship Song Ever Written

In a day and age when most traditional churches exclusively sang psalms, Isaac Watts (1647-1748) became a fervent contemporary writer of hymns

Written by Joseph Franks | Saturday, November 21, 2015

Many of his hymns, which are now very traditional, have richly blessed the church. Perhaps none has been so beloved as his famous song written to assist men and women in preparing for the table of the Lord, “When I Survey the Wondrous Cross.” This hymn was based on the doctrine found in Galatians 6:14, “But far be... Continue Reading

Musical Savant Derek Paravicini Can Play Any Song In Any Style

Derek Paravicini, an incredible human being who only comes around every 200 years or so; born almost three months premature, he nearly died in his first moments of life.

Written by Viral Tales | Thursday, November 19, 2015

Classified as a musical savant, Derek eventually learned how to properly play the piano; but his teacher quickly realized how incredibly gifted his mind was. Able to use 100% of his brainpower while hyper focusing on his music, this musician showed everyone that he was quite probably one of the best piano players in the... Continue Reading

Evangelicals Need to Read Richard Hooker

If you’re like me, you’ve probably come across Hooker’s name, but don’t know much about him

Written by Jake Meador | Thursday, November 19, 2015

Basically, when I’m talking to Reformed people, I say something like “Think of him as Anglicanism’s John Calvin.” He became within a few decades after his death the preeminent theologian of the tradition that came to call itself “Anglican,” even though Hooker wouldn’t have thought of himself in these terms.”   I’m pleased to host... Continue Reading

Romans, Martin Luther and 1515

Luther personally discovered the powerful gospel of the powerful Christ. And that discovery began, not in 1517, but in 1515, with the book of Romans.

Written by Don Sweeting | Tuesday, November 17, 2015

“While many of my colleagues at Reformed Theological Seminary are already thinking about 2017, most of us are not aware of a very important church history anniversary this fall. I’m thinking, of course, of the 500th anniversary of Luther’s lectures on the Book of Romans, which helped pave the way for the Reformation of 1517.”... Continue Reading

Denzel Washington Preaches Gratitude to Church Members at St. Louis Convention

Hollywood star Denzel Washington, the son of a pastor, preached a sermon of gratefulness Saturday evening to hundreds of members of the Church of God in Christ

Written by Jim Gallagher | Tuesday, November 17, 2015

“Faith and optimism can add years to your life,” he told those at the banquet. “A bad attitude is like a flat tire. Until you change it, you’re not going anywhere,” he said, urging the audience to “use the power of prayer in everything we do.”   Hollywood star Denzel Washington, the son of a... Continue Reading

Luther: Rebel With a (Woman’s) Cause

Luther couldn't resist using his last will and testament to take a final stab at perceived corruption

Written by Aaron Denlinger | Tuesday, November 17, 2015

“He noted in 1538 that wives were effectively reduced to the status of servants by the law, being turned out of the house upon their husbands’ deaths with little more than the clothes on their backs and their knitting accessories. When Luther finally got around to writing his will in January of 1542, he made... Continue Reading

The Most Evangelical Founding Father?

Whatever Christians today say about bringing America “back to God,” it is a concern that evangelicals like Boudinot were expressing from the beginning of the nation.

Written by Thomas Kidd | Sunday, November 15, 2015

America has been greatly favoured by God, in all her concerns, both civil and religious, and she has much to hope, and much to fear, according as she shall attentively improve her relative situation among the nations of the earth, for the glory of God, and the protection of his people—She has been raised up... Continue Reading

The Story Behind Minnesota’s Official State Photograph

Around 1920, the photographer Eric Enstrom took a picture of a white-bearded visitor to his studio in Bovey.

Written by Harris Burkhalter | Sunday, November 15, 2015

Enstrom and his daughter, the artist Rhoda Nyberg, painted over prints of the originally black-and-white image to give it the appearance of a colorful oil painting. Nyberg continued to paint versions of the image for the rest of her life, even painting a matching image depicting an elderly woman.   “Grace,” the Minnesota state photograph,... Continue Reading

Christian Belief Cost Kelvin Cochran His Job

Atlanta says it terminated its fire chief because he published a book without permission. The real reason is because of what’s in it.

Written by Jason L. Riley | Friday, November 13, 2015

Mr. Cochran self-published a book in 2013, “Who Told You That You Were Naked?” The book, written on his own time, is a compilation of lesson plans for his bible classes and explains how the teachings of Christ can help men fulfill their purpose as responsible husbands and fathers. What earned the ire of Atlanta... Continue Reading

Canon Andrew White: ‘Vicar of Baghdad’ On Leading A Church In Iraq And Being In The Crosshairs Of Isis

Canon Andrew White has a remarkable faith in human nature, but in the face of so much cruelty, even he believes a line has been crossed

Written by Cole Moreton | Thursday, November 12, 2015

But surely there is only one logical conclusion to be drawn? He sighs, and answers slowly. “You are asking me how we can deal radically with Isis. The only answer is to radically destroy them. I don’t think we can do it by dropping bombs. We have got to bring about real change. It is... Continue Reading

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