A Candle Against the Dark – Book Review

By Anna Stegeman The fight against slavery in the Civil War era boasts many heroes–Abraham Lincoln, Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglass, and many more brave men and women. But Robert M. Copeland and D. Ray Wilcox in their book A Candle Against the Dark, argue that one small group of people, largely forgotten in the pages of history, played a consequential part in the abolitionist movement. … Continue reading A Candle Against the Dark – Book Review

A Biblical Critique of Rob Reimer’s Soul Care Ministry

In the summer of 2024, Mitch Schultz and I, along with the help of a few others, published a number of resources which highlight the unbiblical teaching of Soul Care. We invited Rob Reimer to dialogue on these matters, but he declined. Below you will find links to the various resources we published. Why Soul Care is Dangerous and Unbiblical – This Paper covers our … Continue reading A Biblical Critique of Rob Reimer’s Soul Care Ministry

5 Reasons Why You Should Read the Classics

By Anna Stegeman What is special about books that are a hundred-plus years old? Why should we read them when there are many well written books that were published in this century? Are classics still relevant to our time and culture? In the next few paragraphs I aim to answer these questions and give you five reasons why you should read classics. First, I want … Continue reading 5 Reasons Why You Should Read the Classics