5 Minutes in Church History: Braşov, Transylvania
Dr. Stephen Nichols introduces us to Johannes Honterus, the man who brought the Reformation to Transylvania.
Ask Pastor John: Why Does God Choose Some and Not Others?
God's ultimate goal of the universe is that everyone and anyone who calls on the name of the Lord are prepared by God for glory.
5 Minutes in Church History: Turku, Finland
Michael Agricola translated the New Testament into his native Finnish language, was instrumental in the Protestant Reformation in Turku, and helped negotiate peace between Sweden and Russia.
The Best Thing You’ll Hear This Week: Dr. Jerry Kulah
If this humble servant of the Lord from a poverty, war and disease torn country has spiritual armor strong enough to stand up against the flaming arrows of popular culture and the “church elite” from the U.S., WHY, as Bible-believing Evangelicals from a free and prosperous America, don’t WE?!
5 Minutes in Church History: Seville, Spain
The Protestant Reformation first came to Seville in the form of a person - Juan Gil, known as “Doctor Egidio" - then in the Spanish Bible, translated by Juan Pérez de Pineda in 1556.
The Briefing: The Harbinger of California’s Politics and Kansas’ Catholic Kindergarten Problem
Today's national news headlines approached from a Christian worldview including Californian liberalism, Kansas Catholic School Admissions and American legislative procedures.
5 Minutes in Church History: Trending in the 13th Century
Among other historic people and moments, the Magna Carta and religious freedom were trending in the 1200's.
The Briefing: The Oscars, Planned Parenthood Funding, Gender Neutral Clothing, and Spiritual Cleansing
Today's news headlines from a Christian worldview, including self-congratulatory Hollywood culture, Planned Parenthood Restrictions, Unisex Clothing Styles, and "woo woo" Spiritual Cleansing.
BreakPoint: Abortion in Politics, Pulpit, and Pew – A Failure of Discipleship
The failure to rebuke church members in public office who support abortion is inexcusable. But there’s an even bigger problem in the pew.
5 Minutes in Church History: The Sun King
Louis XIV established the Dragonnades, which were military units deployed to harass the Protestant Huguenots.