A letter from John Calvin to William Farel, Protestant reformer and founder of the Reformed Church in Neuchâtel, Geneva, reacting to the death of Augustin Courault.

The Trinity is central to the Christian life and its evolution.

These short excerpts are from Luther's first extended statement of his view of the Lord's Supper as reproduced in the Works of Martin Luther (Volume II).

A look at the cultural and religious context and setting in which the Protestant Reformation took place.

All pursuits of knowledge are to the glory of Christ. How much more is the examination of his work in the history of his people.

Mark Noll argues that modern American evangelicals have failed notably in sustaining serious intellectual life despite dynamic success at a popular level. They have nourished millions of believers in the simple verities of the gospel but have largely abandoned the universities, the arts, and other realms of “high” culture.

Everything we know about the triune God teaches the Church that, and every encounter we have with him expresses his love for his people.

Both Eden and the temple are characterized by the holy presence of God that brings wisdom.