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Just eight days prior to this article’s post date, my wife and I celebrated our one-year wedding anniversary. One of our favorite...
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Dealing with Death
by Matthew and Sarah Bracey Death is not a topic that Christians often discuss. We usually avoid such seemingly awkward and...
read moreWhen Eating Is Spiritual
If there’s any time of the year when we think about food, it’s during the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. Turkey, ham, dressing,...
read moreMaking Haste From Babylon: The...
Who were the Pilgrims? Where did they come from? Why did they come to America? And what made them successful in their pilgrimage? In...
read moreC. S. Lewis’s Journey of Faith...
Today, we celebrate Clive Staples “Jack” Lewis (1898-1963). Having authored popular works including Mere Christianity, The Screwtape...
read moreRemembering “Mere Christ...
Between 1942 and 1944, C. S. Lewis gave a series of broadcasts on Christianity on BBC Radio. By 1952, this series had been adapted to...
read moreI Voted! (Here’s Why)
ONE Magazine recently honored HSF by publishing articles by two of its members in its August-September 2012 issue. It published “The...
read moreThe Seduction of Story
As adults, most of us remember with delight those stories that filled our imaginations as children. Mark Twain’s Tom Sawyer or Huck...
read moreThe Hobbit: Celebrating Its 75...
“In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit,” begins J. R. R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit, or There and Back Again—the enchanting prelude...
read moreIs History “Bunk”? A Biblical ...
Henry Ford famously commented, “History is bunk” [1]. What is more, he believed it irrelevant, useless, and paramount to...
read moreAmerica’s Founding and Christi...
In last week’s essay, I explored the Protestant Reformation’s impact upon America’s founding. Articulating his two-kingdoms doctrine,...
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2012. It’s an election year. Invariably it seems, discussions of American politics lead to discussions of America’s founding. And...
read moreChuck Colson: A Life Remembere...
A Message from Helwys Society Forum Evangelicalism in America experienced a great loss just one week ago. Born on October 16, 1931,...
read moreChristianity and Creation Care...
The Scriptures call believers to be stewards, not only of money and talents, but of the earth too. Christians through history have...
read moreA Gracious Hope: Isaiah’s Bibl...
Good authors know how to weave important themes throughout the tapestry of their texts. For example, Homer does this masterfully with...
read moreWhy Being In the Flesh Is a Go...
We all have hobbies: cooking, film, photography, reading, sports, and many others. People who know me know that one of mine is...
read moreReclaiming the Spirit
Jesus stated the following concerning the Holy Spirit: “I will ask the Father, and He will give you another Helper, that He may be...
read moreDivine Grace, Human Responsibi...
Philip Schaff described Bernard of Clairvaux as the “the model monk of the Middle Ages, the most imposing figure of his time, and one...
read moreChristian Worship: “Psalms, Hy...
We sing. As Christians, it’s something we do. It’s what we’ve done in the past, it’s what we do today, and it’s what we’ll do...
read moreThe Life and Writings of Thoma...
Review by Matthew Bracey, Jeremy Craft, and Phillip Morgan Through history, Christians have followed and taught God’s Word...
read moreMobilizing Hope (Adam Taylor)
Review by Matthew Bracey Compassion. Love. Justice. Hope. These have become buzzwords in recent history for a brighter future and...
read moreAll Together Now: A Theology a...
Racism is a dirty word. Billy Graham referred to it as a “deadly poison” [1], Jefferson Edwards, Jr. a “cancer” [2]. Despite a...
read moreUniting for a Cause: Reestabli...
When seeking to right the wrongs in society, many Christians feel helpless in their attempt to effect change. The task seems...
read moreOn Personal Liberty
The most basic right that persons possess is the right to personal liberty. This simply means that people are able to accomplish that...
read moreReclaiming a Holistic Approach...
The institution of work affects everyone. No matter the job, we must engage in it to make a living. Yet it is more than a job. It is...
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The 21st Century: A Culture of Efficiency Many have described the 21st century as “busy”. There are emails to check, bills to pay,...
read moreA Historical Sketch of Thomas ...
Upon reading the mission statement of the Helwys Society, some readers have inquired about the origin of its name. Who is Helwys? Why...
read moreGreek Tragedies & Christi...
Modern-day generations tend to think in groups and categories. This tendency, while helpful for critical analysis, has its dangers,...
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