Tattered Treasure of Assisi How a rich and carefree man relinquished everything to follow Christ.
Dr. Lawrence S. Cunningham | June 30, 2008
Pure & Simple An insider's account of the Amish, Mennonite, and Brethren people's churches.
Stephen Scott | October 6, 2006
A Pastor's Heart Even in the midst of his campaign for reform, Hus never forgot the faithful flock back home.
Bruce L. Shelley | October 1, 2000
The Bishop at Work Augustine saw himself not as a saint, but as a pastor with a job to do.
Bruce L. Shelley | July 1, 2000
Alone in the Desert? Why thousands of early Christians took up the monastic way.
James E. Goehring | October 1, 1999
Spiritual Pragmatists For the desert fathers, theology was not the study of God but the study of how to become like God.
Dennis D. Martin | October 1, 1999
The Hymn Explosion In 1700, there were precious few English hymns. In 1800, there were hymnbooks galore. What happened?
Robin A. Leaver | July 1, 1991
The Needle of Sin Excerpts on man's original simplicity from St. Bernard's Sermons on the Song of Songs
October 1, 1989
Apostles on Horseback Francis Asbury & the Methodist Circuit Riders—Covering America with Spiritual Awakening
July 1, 1989
The Puritan Critique of Modern Attitudes Toward Money Puritans are often charged with having been the origin of modern attitudes toward money. Upon scrutiny, the things ascribed to Puritans turn out to be secularized versions of something that the Puritans only accepted in a context of supreme allegiance to God and obedience to Christian moral standards.
July 1, 1988
