5 Minutes in Church History: The Synod of Dort
The Synod of Dort was called to deal with a problem and culminated with the five points of Calvinism, or the acrostic TULIP.
Ask Pastor John: Should I Ever Go Through the Motions in Worship?
Can going through the motions of worship produce in us the sort of heart that would bring forth the same worship spontaneously?
White Horse Inn: The Doctrine of Justification & Contemporary Christianity
Without justification, we have moralism or evangelistic narcissism… not the good news of Jesus Christ.
5 Minutes in Church History: Philip Schaff
Stephen Nichols introduces us to the theologian, scholar, churchman, and author and explains why a library is named after him.
The Briefing: The Murder of Missionary John Allen Chau from a Moral Perspective
What can we learn from the death of a modern missionary? Plus, climate change and Christianity.
5 Minutes in Church History: John Williamson Nevin
What is “the anxious bench,” and why was John Williamson Nevin so critical of it? On this episode of 5 Minutes in Church History, Dr. Stephen Nichols looks at the life and legacy of this 19th-century theologian.
The Briefing: Wildfires, Mass Shootings, Democracy and WWI Legacy from a Christian Worldview
Albert Mohler discusses today's news headlines from a Christian perspective
The Sheep Laughs Comedy Show: The Tell Tale Talent
Meet Stan... a churchgoing man with an amazing opportunity to serve God’s people using his natural, God-given gifts… only to refuse the opportunity saying he lacks the time and temperament.
5 Minutes in Church History: Church History in Stained Glass
The stained glass windows inside Santee Chapel at Lancaster Theological Seminary are not just beautiful works of art; they also teach us about our past.
Ask Pastor John: Why Does Piper Avoid Politics and What’s Trending?
The spiritual condition of a person’s soul is infinitely more important than any political transaction on the face of the earth. My main calling is not to help America be anything, but to help the church be the church.