Election Is for Everyone However we interpret the controversial doctrine, it's clear that salvation is never a human achievement.
Roger Olson | February 5, 2013
Reforming the Reformed Calvinists, says one Calvinist, misunderstand some of their history and theology. A review of 'Ten Myths About Calvinism.'
Roger E. Olson | May 18, 2011
The Lost Art Of Catechesis It's a tried and true way of teaching, among other things, Christian doctrine.
J. I. Packer and Gary A. Parrett | March 12, 2010
A Common Hope Much of 'Calvinism' is simply Christianity
John Wilson | September 9, 2009
Theologian of the Spirit Calvin was no charismatic, but he was closer to it than some Reformed people readily admit.
Roger E. Olson | September 9, 2009
Man of the Bible When it comes to careful exegesis and consistent theological systems, Calvin set the bar high.
Ben Witherington | September 9, 2009
The Reluctant Reformer Calvin would have preferred the library carrel to the pulpit.
Timothy George | September 8, 2009
John Calvin: Comeback Kid Why the 500-year-old Reformer retains an enthusiastic following today.
Timothy George | September 8, 2009
John Calvin and the Princess Renée of Ferrara sheltered Protestant refugees, wrote bold letters to Calvin and other reformers, and courted the wrath of her own family. But restrictions on women's roles prevented her from having a wider influence.
Ruth A. Tucker | September 3, 2009
God's Hymnbook John Calvin wanted the church to learn to sing again—as long as the words and melody pointed the heart towards God.
Herman J. Selderhuis | August 19, 2009