The Heritage Blog

John Owen (1616-1683) was a multifaceted nonconformist who left an indelible mark on the theological world of England during the seventeenth century and beyond. He was not only a theologian, pastor, e … read more

One of the most drastic changes to the Church in the last century is that of worship. Things that are considered acceptable today were inappropriate one hundred years ago. Who would have thought that, … read more

What does it mean to follow Jesus? Countless multitudes from all over the world profess to be named among Christ’s followers. Yet, the rationale for why they follow and the nature of what it means to … read more

Many years ago Robert Murray M’Cheyne visited Iasi (then called Jassy), Romania. He writes of his time in this area of the world:“Our journey led us through Moldavia, Wallachia [areas now united as Ro … read more

Most of us have asked the question, even if we’ve used different words, “What is the chief end of man?” (WSC Q/A 1). It is universally human to wonder, “Why am I here? Where am I going? Does it even m … read more