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Protestantism is both an ecclesial movement of the Church, and a devotional urge within the believer. Historically, that which may be called “the Protestant faith” emerged from perceived and undeniable abuses within the Roman Catholic Church...

The Reformation was more than theological; it was ecclesiastical. It was a reformation of the church. Even the famed 95 Theses nailed onto the Wittenberg door say nothing about justification by faith, the authority of the Bible, the priesthood of...

October 31 is more than just candy and princess costumes; it is also a day that celebrates the movement that brought to light the authority of Scripture and salvation by God’s grace alone, through faith alone.

This year there are numerous opportunities for faith-affirming journeys throughout the world.

It’s hard to imagine another holiday besides Halloween which invokes such fervent reactions in Christians. Here are the seven different individuals you'll meet this October 31st.

Martin Luther’s vision for a reformed church — marked by accessible Scripture, congregational worship, and the priesthood of all believers — laid the foundation for modern ministry practices long before contemporary movements. Far from merely...

Here’s the part of his Reformation I would like to explore with you on this significant day: the difference between religion and relationship.

It’s easy to start a fight between Christians; just talk about Halloween.

Any obedience not grounded in or motivated by the gospel is unsustainable. No matter how hard you try, how “radical” you get, any engine smaller than the gospel that you’re depending on for power to obey will conk out in due time.

Without knowing history, one cannot have a full understanding of why an artist painted what he painted.

Daily briefs of the top news stories impacting Christians around the world. In today's edition: Prohibition of Bible Reading at Recess Results in Lawsuit * A New Reformation: Theologian Matthew Fox Challenges Pope, The Church And The World To...

Is the notion of justification by faith alone just a relic of days gone by, reflecting a nostalgia for a previous time?