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The First Mexican Protestant Loved the Bible
How Ambrosio Gonzales encountered the Word of God and blazed the trail for future Latino converts.
Eric Rivera | February 18, 2019
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Submit to God, Not the Market
Today’s capitalism demands a kind of absolute commitment, says Kathryn Tanner. But Christianity carries within it the seeds of resistance.
Eric Miller | February 08, 2019
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The Many Flavors of Latino Protestantism
Three sociologists look at the impact of this growing body of believers on the American church.
Juan Martinez | August 27, 2018
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Southern Christianity Is Bigger Than the Bible Belt
A scholar’s journey through the region reveals much more than Baptists and church barbecues.
Bob Smietana | April 20, 2018
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Lovers, Fighters, and the World They Made
Alec Ryrie explores the emotional bonds that have held the Protestant family together for 500 years.
Dale M. Coulter | December 08, 2017
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Digging Down Deep into Protestant-Catholic Differences
Two books—one Catholic, one Protestant—show how the conversation should be engaged.
Chris Castaldo | December 01, 2017
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Don’t Blame Martin Luther for the Evils of the Modern World
Brad Gregory follows the bouncing balls of post-Reformation history—but loses sight of who set them in motion.
Brad Littlejohn | November 29, 2017
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The Many Faces of Martin Luther
Herman Selderhuis’s biography proves that just about every adjective, good or bad, can apply to the great reformer.
Frank A. James III | November 20, 2017
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Reliving the Reformation, As It Happened
Craig Harline portrays the suspense-filled early years of Martin Luther’s movement, when the outcome was anything but certain.
James R. Payton Jr. | November 17, 2017
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A Crash Course on Being a Protestant Today
A new “ecclesiological think tank” offers a valuable but incomplete summary.
Samuel D. James | November 07, 2017
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