Christian History

Motherhood is honorable, but being a disciple of Jesus is every woman’s primary biblical vocation.

Like Richard Mouw, I’m reluctant to discard everything about this flawed heritage.

What if we ordered our habitual gatherings around Christ and the gospel story more than twice a year?

From Constantinople to “the Singing Cowboy,” the odd folk tradition of egg-delivering rabbits was invented bit by bit.

From a dump in Egypt to a criminal case in Oxford to a seminary in Texas, this fragmentary record of faith traveled a strange path.

Three historic Arab theologians show how to explain the Trinity to Muslims and remind modern Christians not to jump straight from Augustine to Reformation Europe.

Task force and trustees call for community repentance, starting with a change to the name of the library.

The Kuki share ancestry with the Chin in Myanmar and the Mizo in India’s Mizoram, all of whom have a history of Christianity and turmoil.

A revival historian looks at four possible lessons from Asbury.

The moral authority of high school coaches raises First Amendment questions the Supreme Court will have to consider in “Kennedy v. Bremerton.”