At age 18, while studying in a city near his home, Aeneas Sylvius de’ Piccolomini heard a friar preaching. He was impressed and entered church life, but without giving up his vices. Aeneas worked his way up the religious ladder, … Continue reading How One Sermon Killed Another
Offices and stores closed for prayer at noon. Continue reading Fulton Street Revival
The outward reform of the church is useless unless accompanied by spiritual reform of the inner life of the Christian. So taught Caspar Schwenckfeld, known today as the forgotten reformer. Caspar grew up on an estate in Poland. He gained … Continue reading The Polish Reformer
Theodulf of Orleans is best remembered, however, for his beautiful hymn Gloria, Laus et Honor Continue reading Glory, Laud, and Honor
Greeley’s words catapulted Antoinette Brown to prominence, and she was offered a preaching ministry at a large New York City church. Continue reading My Parish
For 15 centuries, this day in church history has belonged to John Chrysostom, who died on September 14, 407 at age 60. His powerful sermons gave him the reputation as the greatest orator in Christian history. Indeed, the name Chrysostom … Continue reading Golden Mouthed
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