In the Montanist controversy, did the church reject heresy or the Holy Spirit?

Bible scholar Gordon Fee thinks we have domesticated the Holy Spirit and missed the point of his mission

The cadences of Cranmer's Book of Common Prayer continue to nurture Christians worldwide.

To Paul and the early church, religious experiences were commonplace.

The Scots Confession is not for the faint of heart.

A stirring camp meeting among Native Americans.

Historical documents describing Christians at worship

An earnest evangelistic appeal from the Prince of Preachers

Long-standing differences between Western and Eastern Christians finally caused a definitive break, and Roman Catholics and Eastern Orthodox still remain separate.

They were ordained ministers and missionaries. Then their hearts were "strangely warmed," and their changed lives gave rise to a worldwide movement.

Christians held a theology of martyrdom that gave them courage to endure.

Catherine Booth's firm conviction that women should be free to preach the gospel forever shaped The Salvation Army's openness to female officers.

Christians who hold different views about the Holy Spirit discuss their differences face to face. A CT Institute Forum with Charles Ryrie, James I. Packer, Stuart Briscoe, Timothy Warner, Russell P. Spittler, and John Wimber.

The five that people ask most often

Three great Bible truths were central to all of Moody's preaching.

Calvin and the Legacy of Bernard of Clairvaux