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The Story of One of History’s Most Important Theologians

Kevin DeYoung

Augustine was a pastor, poet, mystic, philosopher, controversialist, and theologian rolled into one. His influence on Christian history and on Western civilization as a whole is almost incalculable.

The Westminster Confession’s Shortest Chapter Reveals the Warmth of Its Theology

D. Blair Smith

Chapter 12, on adoption, is the shortest chapter in the Westminster Confession of Faith. Yet its relative brevity should not be a judgment on its importance.

Taking a Closer Look at 2 Corinthians 1:8–11

Keith R. Krell

Paul wants us to understand that his suffering had a purpose, and that was to trust Jesus Christ and his ability to raise the dead. It was to demonstrate his reliance upon the power of God.

Honoring God and His Word on the Occasion of the 25th Anniversary of the ESV

Dane Ortlund

This conviction that the Bible is the most precious earthly treasure any human could ever possess has always fueled the living church’s posture toward Scripture. And it has fueled Crossway’s stewardship of the ESV.

Church History for Everyone: From the Early Church to the Middle Ages

In this video featuring a helpful animated timeline, Kevin DeYoung details the expansion of the early church and highlights key figures throughout church history.

The Incredible Story of Two Women Martyred in the Amphitheater

Kevin DeYoung

In 203 Perpetua and Felicity were two of several Christians killed in the amphitheater in Carthage, the leading city in Roman North Africa (modern Tunisia).