By Anna Stegeman America’s God is written by Mark A. Noll, Research Professor of history at Regent College. He is a prolific author and many of his books are highly praised and awarded. America’s God is a study on the state of theology in America from the Great Awakening to the Civil War. Noll takes a deep look at many different denominations including the Baptist, … Continue reading Book Review – “America’s God”
For a few years I lived in Waverly, NY, which sits right on the New York – Pennsylvania state border. Rarely a day went by in which I didn’t cross into Pennsylvania for one reason or another. I am also a Canadian citizen and before COVID hit, I would often head north to visit my family. Border crossing is nothing new for me. One day … Continue reading In Essentials Unity, in Non-Essentials Liberty, in all things Charity
Guest blog post by Angelo Valle, pastor of Christ Reformed Church of Alexandria, PA One of the great joys of my life is opening up a new book. I especially love reading books about theology. Theology, as a word itself, may cause vastly different responses. Perhaps it may elicit indifference, or disdain. Perhaps joy and excitement. Perhaps confusion. Perhaps horror. What is theology? Depending upon … Continue reading You Are a Theologian
Shepherd the Flock 