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If someone were to ask, “Who was the most influential writer of the twentieth century?” a host of authors may come to mind. Yet what...
read moreIf someone were to ask, “Who was the most influential writer of the twentieth century?” a host of authors may come to mind. Yet what...
read moreThe Gospel is a call to liberty. Jesus announced that the Father had sent Him “to proclaim liberty to the captives and recovering of...
read moreIt was with a blinding light and a commanding voice that Saul of Tarsus encountered Jesus on the road to Damascus. Having recently...
read moreThis week marks the centennial of a famous riot in Paris on May 29, 1913. Was the cause of this riot political unrest, governmental...
read moreJust eight days prior to this article’s post date, my wife and I celebrated our one-year wedding anniversary. One of our favorite...
read moreGuns and gay marriage are two issues being hotly debated in the public square these days. While they aren’t new issues to American...
read moreSome books elicit interest due to their subject matter. Others do so because of their literary quality. For me, the title Killing...
read moreMany believers are moved by hearing other Christians share accounts of their conversion experiences. In fact, one of the hallmarks of...
read moreby Chris & Rebekah Talbot The music cued and she turned the corner to walk down the aisle in front of me. I waited patiently on...
read moreby Jared Martin Existential Needs (chapter 1-3) The thesis of Clifford Williams’ book, Existential Reasons for Belief in God: A...
read moreThe issue of baptism is the trademark of Baptist identity. Since their beginning, Baptists have taken a unique stance on the issue of...
read morePaul Copan, Is God a Moral Monster? Making Sense of the Old Testament God (Grand Rapids: Baker, 2011). 252 pp. $14.99 paperback....
read moreOn Saturday, December 1, 2012, Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher murdered his longtime girlfriend Kasandra Perkins. He then...
read moreReview by Dustin Walters Most evangelical Christians understand that true change only occurs as a result of heart transformation by...
read moreForum13, Welch College’s annual Bible Conference, is arguably one of the greatest resources freely available to the Free Will Baptist...
read moreby Matthew and Sarah Bracey Death is not a topic that Christians often discuss. We usually avoid such seemingly awkward and...
read moreA LifeWay study recorded that 70% of young adults stop attending church after graduating from high school [1]. Another study in TIME...
read moreThis post marks the three-year anniversary of the Helwys Society’s online forum ministry. We are most thankful, first to God, and...
read moreIn 2012 I intended to write an essay commemorating the 50th anniversary of a useful little book that many young theologians don’t...
read moreFew people have had more influence over the theological commitments of Free Will Baptists than Leroy Forlines (1926-present). While...
read moreDr. Charles Thigpen reflects on his history with the first president of Welch College, the flagship school of the National...
read moreby Mary Wisehart and Robert Picirilli Free Will Baptist Bible College was renamed Welch College in 2012. The persons thereby honored...
read moreby Dr. Darrell Holley (adapted by Jeremy Craft) The month of February marks a heritage month at the Helwys Society Forum. We want to...
read morePaul Palmer, John L Welch, L. C. Johnson, and F. Leroy Forlines: these are men that have become tributaries to the greater Free Will...
read moreby Alexandra Harper This month marks the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice, an early 19th-century literary...
read moreFour hundred and fifty years ago on January 19th, the Heidelberg Catechism was finished. What is the Heidelberg Catechism? And what...
read moreJanuary 22, 2013 marks the 100th anniversary of Carl F. H. Henry’s birth. Henry, who lived from 1913 to 2003, is known by many as the...
read moreIf there’s any time of the year when we think about food, it’s during the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. Turkey, ham, dressing,...
read moreBy Michael Locklear When you see the book title, A Call to Spiritual Reformation, you may ask, “Is this just another book on...
read moreThe Christian church constantly faces the challenge of tensions in its faith and practice. Believers have to look forward to heaven’s...
read moreThe year 2012 was a great year for the Helwys Society Forum, thanks to God’s faithfulness and your readership. For this, we sincerely...
read moreOn 7 October 2012, a rare thing occurred: Pope Benedict XVI named Hildegard of Bingen (and John of Avila) a Doctor of the Church....
read moreA Message from the Helwys Society Forum Over the course of a year, members of the Helwys Society peruse, read, or review many books....
read morePredestination, election, and adoption: such words scare some of us, conjuring up ideas that carry theological baggage. Has God...
read more“‘The White Witch? Who is she?’, ‘Why, it is she that has got all Narnia under her thumb. It’s she that makes it always winter...
read moreAs people committed to their Free Will Baptist brethren, the Helwys Society frequently attends denominational events. We believe...
read moreIn a small metropolitan church, a soft-spoken young woman sits before a group of six boys. It’s Sunday morning in this Sunday school...
read moreWho were the Pilgrims? Where did they come from? Why did they come to America? And what made them successful in their pilgrimage? In...
read moreOn a shelf in the library archives of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary is a box. Inside is an aging, well-worn Bible....
read moreToday, we celebrate Clive Staples “Jack” Lewis (1898-1963). Having authored popular works including Mere Christianity, The Screwtape...
read moreBetween 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 moreIn his 1951 book, Christ and Culture, H. Richard Niebuhr set out these models for Christian engagement with culture: Christ against...
read moreSince the Helwys Society Forum’s beginning, we have sought to encourage Christians to engage with the greater Christian tradition....
read moreEvery year a new round of publications on the Protestant Reformation checker the pages of academic catalogs around this time. While...
read moreONE Magazine recently honored HSF by publishing articles by two of its members in its August-September 2012 issue. It published “The...
read moreReview By Cody Balfour The American Church is quickly spreading a gospel, but is it really the Gospel? First Corinthians 15:1-4...
read moreAs adults, most of us remember with delight those stories that filled our imaginations as children. Mark Twain’s Tom Sawyer or Huck...
read moreDiscrediting Christianity is not too difficult these days: “Why work too hard or get our hands too dirty, when applying the labels...
read moreReview by Jared Austin While many films Hollywood produces excel aesthetically, most are full of postmodern secularism and lack...
read more“Who did Jesus come for?” This is not the typical way we frame the purpose of Jesus’ coming. Usually we think about the cross,...
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