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Reviewing this book is an act of penance for me. A while back I published an article in Christianity Today explaining why I am not
The Center for the Study of Global Christianity estimates that there are at least 45,000 Christian denominations in the world, with two new ones appearing
In a recent article in the Christian Century, Sarah Hinlicky Wilson and Thomas Albert Howard discussed the appropriate ways for Protestants to celebrate the forthcoming
Richard J. Mouw Like most people raised in North American Protestantism, I was taught songs in my early childhood about the love of Jesus. I
Richard J. Mouw Lent always takes me by surprise. I’m never quite ready for it. This has always been my pattern, going back to my
JUNE/JULY 2012: ESSAY by Richard J. Mouw At a seminary in Asia, the dean of the school introduced me to one of his faculty members.
Question 52. What comfort is it to thee that “Christ shall come again to judge the quick and the dead”? Answer: That in all my
I’m sorry that Jack Bauer is gone. He has left us before, of course–there were always those many months between seasons in the series’ eight-season
Back in the days when theologians in the world of conservative Protestantism got excited about the differences among premillennialists, postmillenialists, and amillennialists, it was not
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