Charles Hodge (1797–1878) was a conservative Presbyterian scholar and a professor at Princeton Theological Seminary for more than five decades. He was born Dec. 27,
Easter reminds us — Jesus did His part. Jesus did not have to die on the cross. He did not have to suffer the terrible
“What if hope only leads to disappointment again? What if it’s actually going to be OK?” These two questions led to a life-changing quest for
For several weeks, Theology 101 has been considering the Church as God’s people by pondering some of the images or analogies in the Bible. Among
By Sandy Wisdom-Martin Executive director, National Woman’s Missionary Union A few years ago, I read the Southern Baptist Convention president at the time was considering
Speaking with Chris and Brooke Mills a few weeks ago about their adoption journey amid the COVID-19 pandemic and global conflict (see story here) brought
Dr. Ben Stubblefield Visiting Assistant Professor of Christian Studies, University of Mobile Promised 1 Thessalonians 4:13–18 Morticians can only do so much. I don’t blame
Will Kynes, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biblical Studies, Samford University A Life of Victory John 16:19–22, 27–33 Delayed gratification is the willingness to endure some
