The Unknown
As U.S. President Woodrow Wilson approached 1914, the world seemed like a relatively calm place.…
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Commitment to God’s Word
For hundreds of years, only one version of the Bible had been available to English-speaking…
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A Passion for the Bible
Born in London in 1467, John Colet came from a family of influence. His father twice was London’s…
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Unbelieving Disciples
There might have been many people Jesus could have called “unbelieving and perverted.” But Jesus…
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Robbing God
The accusation seemed surprising. Even shocking. God was declaring that His people had robbed Him…
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Breaking Habits
Habits are the things we do repeatedly, the patterns that shape our lives, and the actions we take…
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Every Knee Shall Bow
In 1857, John Hopkins Jr. couldn’t decide what Christmas gifts to give, so he decided to write a…
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Peace and Good Will
In 1849, a friend asked Edmund Sears to write a Christmas poem. As a pastor, writer, and editor,…
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The Hope of Jesus
Christmas Eve in 1865 was an unforgettable night for Phillips Brooks, who was 30 years old at the…
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Times That Try Our Souls
As Christmas approached, the depleted soldiers fighting for colonial America had every reason to…
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