By Evan Knies On the morning of October 31st 2016, my cousin's body was laid in the grave. It has been a tough year since his passing. He was like my older brother and he impacted those he came in contact with. My cousin had his own struggles and faults, but he had his hope …
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Luther on the Perspicuity of Scripture
By Obbie Todd The Imperial Diet of Worms (1521) may be the most unfortunately named council in the history of the church. However, it’s also where a monk named Martin Luther challenged the Catholic Church in a way no other sinner had before. Following the meeting, Luther’s friend and governor Frederick the Wise kindly “kidnapped” …
Week In Review: Friday, October 30th, 2015
By Evan Knies Happy Reformation Day Weekend! Banner of Truth Reformation Day Sale Ligonier $5 Friday The Reformation Gave us a Seat at the Table Is the Reformation Over? A Theology of Eldership Ten Reasons to Revel in Being Chosen Scott Corbin (CBMW) interviews Rosaria Butterfield Early Registration for T4G ends Saturday! When our Lord …
The King’s Table 