How to Find Joy in Theological Study

Theology is meant to produce doxology.

By Brian Key
   |   March 27, 2023

Sing Psalms

We sing the psalms at the foot of the cross.

By Joe Holland
   |   March 20, 2023

Heroes, Villains, and Conversation Partners: A Call to Rethink Church History

Three cheers for all those who approach church history looking for heroes and villains.

By Doug Ponder
   |   March 13, 2023

George Whitefield Tried to Kill Me

I finally returned home from the hospital thinking, “George Whitefield tried to kill me.”

By Joe Holland
   |   March 6, 2023

Is a Sermon More Than a Lecture?

We commend most heartily that which we have treasure most deeply.

By Brian Key
   |   February 27, 2023

Church History Isn’t Boring (You’re Just Doing it Wrong)

Those who fail to learn what history is for are doomed never to learn it.

By Doug Ponder
   |   February 20, 2023

Should You Celebrate Valentine’s Day?

Most Christians with even a modicum of knowledge of church history have a vague feeling that this holiday is, was, or could be (with the right intention) a Christian holiday.

By Joe Holland
   |   February 13, 2023

Seminary Papers and War Memoirs

The rigors of academic research and writing prepare students for pastoral ministry in ways they will only realize later.

By Joe Holland
   |   February 6, 2023