Long Before Luther: Tracing the Heart of the Gospel From Christ to the Reformation by Nathan Busenitz recently hit the
Herman Selderhuis, professor of church history at the Theological University Apeldoorn needs little introduction. His book, John Calvin: A Pilgrim’s
Edward Welch has become somewhat of a household name in recent years, especially in circles that welcome biblical counseling. Dr.
Graeme Goldsworthy has become a bit of a household name, especially as one considers the field of biblical theology. The
One man blazed a trail in the sixteenth century that laid the groundwork for countless numbers of Christians. Martin Luther
Biblical theology is the discipline that reveals the storyline of Scripture. It looks at the big picture, which begins at
Does the Reformation still matter? A better question is, “Does Reformed Theology still matter?” We should also ask ourselves, “Does
Much has been said about who the church is, what the church does, and how the church does it over
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