The Heritage Blog

In the early years of my life as a Christian, I didn’t realize it, but I was trying to reinvent the wheel. I voraciously studied the Scriptures, but I approached them in an atomistic and unsystemati … read more

The story of Anglican minister John Newton’s conversion is one of the most widely retold in the church today, and with good reason. In his testimony, which so many associate with his most famous hymn … read more

Is the Catechism a doctrinal document only, or does it actually have practical significance for our day-to-day lives? That’s something of a trick question, because doctrine and practice are never mu … read more

As one of the most gifted Christian teachers of the 20th century, Dr. R.C. Sproul possessed the incredible gift of making lofty, rich theology understandable. Always a visionary, Dr. Sproul taught a … read more

“One astonishing yet unappreciated truth of Christianity is that salvation in Jesus Christ contains not just future heavenly life but also present transformation by the Spirit. God changes the belie … read more