By Joel A. Hess – In the early 19th century, Wilhelm III nobly pursued the union of Lutheran and Reformed church bodies. In order to
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Melanchthon’s Magnum Opus
By Scott Keith – Luther Under the Ban Melanchthon Hard at Work In 1521—the same year Melanchthon married his wife—at the Diet of Worms, Martin
Ringside: Episode 33
This ain’t no conspiracy. This ain’t no whispering in the dark. This is unfiltered mountain spring water that you cupped with your hands and splashed
Righteous for the Unrighteous
By Paul Koch – Just what does the Christian life look like? Do you know it when you see it? Can you describe it if
A Jagged Contention: United to the Bridegroom
“The third incomparable benefit of faith is that h it unites the soul with Christ as a bride is united with her bridegroom. By this
Who Is the Greatest Theologian?
By Bob Hiller – One of the great joys of the sports bar is what we might call the “greatness debate.” You know how it
