**Copies will soon be made available to purchase from Reformation Heritage Books “I, with body and soul, both in life and in death, am not my own, but belong to. . . Continue reading
It has become common in reaction to entertainment driven churches to speak of church as boring, as if this is a commendable way of promoting worship. But this is not. . . Continue reading
Dr. Godfrey analyzes five different Christian responses to the present collapse of Christendom.
And he bearing his cross went out to a place called the place of the skull, which is called in Hebrew Golgotha, where they crucified him and two others with. . . Continue reading
We are living in a time when the consciousness of the end of the world not only grips the community of faith, but also the world at large. Political and. . . Continue reading
As a pastor, I am frequently asked about the best resources available for growth in the Christian faith. We live in a time when there is no shortage of devotional. . . Continue reading
Though it’s been a dead language for centuries, Latin continues to be bandied about in theology. And in Reformed churches, we love our theology, which means we’re going to inevitably. . . Continue reading
The author of Hebrews is concerned about an unacceptable attitude toward the Word of God in the Christian community in Rome. Due to the threat of persecution and hardship in. . . Continue reading
Aimee Byrd had her first preaching debut this past Sunday. Since many women in our churches have read Byrd’s books and listened to her speak, I think it’s important to. . . Continue reading
I just watched a news report of a New Yorker who moved to Ukraine and was a pacifist. He expressed how he’s a completely changed person after seeing “actual” weapons,. . . Continue reading