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The History of the “Call to Worship”

Chuck Colson looks at the history of the call to worship, analyzing modern liturgical practices through a Biblical lens.

Samuel Miller and the Perils of Presidential Politics

“Put your trust in politicians to lead you and your people to the promised land, and you will almost certainly regret it.”

A Biblical Understanding of the Title ‘Saint’

Frank Thielman seeks to answer, “What is a ‘saint’ according to the New Testament? Is it helpful to seek their intercession?”

Martin Luther’s Revolutionary Marriage

In his own marriage, Martin Luther taught the world that marriage between a husband and wife who love and respect each other is a good gift from God.   

Westminster Revisits the Doctrine of God

Westminster Theological Seminary explores how Christians can think rightly about God.

Reexamining the “Spiritual But Not Religious” Claim

Ben Morris reexamines the “spiritual but not religious” claim that has become commonplace in our time.

Celebrating The Impact of “Fondo De Unidad”

The Unity Fund is an incredible resource that helps minorities pursue seminary education, complete internships, and participate at General Assembly.

Preaching Before the Lord

“For any and every endeavor, we do it before the Lord.” Dr. Thurman Williams reminds us that preaching is an act of worship.

Make the Most of Your Seminary Studies

As another semester begins, Jason Barrie uses Psalm 1 to remind seminarians that seminary comes with subtle but powerful temptations.

Jesus and the Rational Nature of Faith

Jesus respects our rationality. Tim Pickavance uses one of Christ’s miracles to show how responsiveness to evidence is a core part of our humanity.

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