Experiencing death led Hugh and Charles Hodge to fight for the unborn, using science and systematic theology.

A new biography captures the misunderstood faith of Huldrych Zwingli.

Christian solidarity doesn’t derive from civil religion, but from the church’s role in redemptive history amid world history.

We’re quick to affirm the Resurrection, but we often miss its full meaning.

The Dutch theologian’s concern for the catholic, contextual, and public nature of the Christian faith can help congregations overcome sectarianism and stereotypes.

Their most eloquent writing and preaching grew from a practical desire to communicate truth.

How a Dutch neo-Calvinist thinker became the latest Christian theologian-du-jour.

Some thoughts from a fellow Pauline scholar on Douglas Moo’s eagerly awaited, comprehensive study of the apostle’s letters.

How an old prayer and a newborn baby changed my perspective on angels.

Paul wasn’t shy about seeking God’s approval of his work. Elliot Clark wants us to recover that sense of motivation.