Mothers of the Reformation

These Pastors Loved America So Much, They Wanted It to Stay British Why the Christian case against the Revolutionary War deserves better than mockery and neglect. John D. Wilsey

When a person dies, that person is usually forgotten as time advances. The Book of Exodus opens with the memorable saying: “Now there arose up a new king over Egypt, who did not know Joseph” (1:8, ESV). Let’s face it, when most of us are laid low by the sweeping of the dread sickle, ...

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Mothers of the Reformation These early Protestant women saw Luther’s priesthood of all believers as reason to write and teach the Reformation. Kristen Padilla

“It is the duty of every Christian to espouse the cause of the faith, to understand and defend it, and to denounce every error.” – Martin Luther Martin Luther’s doctrine of the priesthood of all believers reverberated against the three “paper walls” of the Roman papacy ...

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Entertainment Even for Christian Combat Veterans, No Easy Answers What two recent films get right, and what they miss. Preston Jones

The recent films Unbroken: Path to Redemption and Indivisible center on spiritual responses to the personal toll of war. Those responses are, first and foremost, personal and individual. It would be a mistake to think that the transformations we see in the films can be generalized to all, most, or even a significant minority of war-zone veterans. But, however limited their perspectives, the films are helpful in that they show us two of the paths war veterans can take—two of the ways the Lord ...

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