The Warrior
Years passed, and the women moved deeper into Ayore territory, still hoping their husbands were alive. Continue reading The Warrior
Category: This Day In Christian History
Cost of Discipleship
Berlin’s leading psychiatrist and neurologist, Karl Bonhoeffer expected his son to … Continue reading Cost of Discipleship
The Subtle Doctor
Yet Scotus didn’t teach his position as dogma, but as probability, writing: “Upon this question I say that God was able to effect it that Mary was never in original sin. Continue reading The Subtle Doctor
Passages of Trouble
The Scottish Reformation came painfully, costing the lives of many staunch Protestants, including John Nisbet, whose 16-year-old son later penned this account in a “neat old-fashioned hand”: On the 7th of November, 1685, my father, with other three, desired to … Continue reading Passages of Trouble
Let a Thousand Fall
Along the edge of western Africa sits Liberia, black Africa’s first independent state. It was established in the early 1800s through the efforts of the American Colonization Society, an organization devoted to repatriating American ex-slaves in colonies along the African … Continue reading Let a Thousand Fall
Stoddard Opened Lord’s Table to All
Solomon Stoddard had a dilemma on his hands. New England Puritans held to a Covenant Theology. In its simplest terms, this said that any group of people who pledged to each other to obey God’s word for the good of all … Continue reading Stoddard Opened Lord’s Table to All
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