Medieval Christianity, growing up amid superstitious people without widespread access to Scripture, began worshiping its heroes, the saints of earlier days. God seemed unapproachable. The Almighty Father was feared. The Holy Spirit was neglected. Jesus seemed less threatening, but he, … Continue reading The Dragon Slayer
John Calvin arrived in Geneva in July 1536, intending only to stop for the night. But Pastor William Farel found him and wouldn’t let him leave, threatening to curse him “with the curse of Almighty God” if he didn’t remain … Continue reading Clouds Over Geneva
His life and teaching breathed of Christ. Continue reading God in the Alps
Devilish inventions filled the dungeons and dens of the church… Continue reading The Devil’s Dungeons
John Foxe entered Oxford still a boy. He was eventually elected a fellow of Magdalen College, and from 1539 to 1545 he studied church history. He converted to Protestantism and was forced to resign his academic position as a result. … Continue reading Book of Martyrs
Lettie Burd Cowman was born on March 3, 1870, in Afton, Iowa to Isaac and Margaret Burd. She met her future husband, Charles Cowman, a young telegraph operator at the age of 13. Six years later, on June 8, 1889, they were married. Charles was … Continue reading Lettie Cowman
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