July 27, 1681: During a bitter battle between Scottish Episcopalians and Presbyterians, five Presbyterian preachers are martyred in Edinburgh. The Church of Scotland became Presbyterian permanently in 1690.
July 27, 1681: During a bitter battle between Scottish Episcopalians and Presbyterians, five Presbyterian preachers are martyred in Edinburgh. The Church of Scotland became Presbyterian permanently in 1690.
Review
N.T. Wright’s Homecoming hits familiar notes, but they’re still needed.
Review
Our society tends to treat feelings as inevitable and authentic. A new book explores an older understanding in the Bible and the church.
News
From arson to armed attacks, North American houses of faith have seen alarming acts of aggression in recent years.
The Bulletin
Marco Rubio’s message to Europe, NBC host’s mother is still missing, and Thomas Chatterton Williams on race and identity.
The Resurrection not only transforms individuals but also redeems cultures with new meaning and purpose in Christ.
Repent, seek forgiveness, and walk with a limp—knowing it is the mark of God’s resurrecting grace.