The churches of northeastern America grew rapidly in the early 1800s, fueled by one revival after another. The new Christians had little theological education, yet many of them began to discuss details of biblical prophecy with great vigor. Speculation boiled … Continue reading Disappointment
James Hannington grew up peacefully… Continue reading My God, I Am Thine
Peter Damian died on February 23, 1072, but not before beginning one of the strangest fads in Christian history. Damian, a Benedictine monk, advocated a life of extreme austerity. In denying worldly pleasures, he found it useful to whip himself, … Continue reading By His Stripes
Looking at all that Bill Bright has accomplished, it is hard to dispute his assertion that God was the power behind it. As he tells it: “About the midnight hour, one night in the final semester of my senior year … Continue reading Campus Crusade’s Bill Bright
The pulpit was his throne, and he preached well-crafted sermons without notes. Continue reading Come Before Winter
Along the way, Ignatius wrote seven letters that rank among the most famous documents in church history. Continue reading The Bishop’s Sepulcher
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