The Heritage Blog

Be honest.How much contention and strife do you experience in your friendships, family, and church life? Do you want to heal your contentious relationships? Are you willing to accept that the contenti … read more

Are the first two chapters of Genesis actual history, poetry, allegory, or something else?Cornelis Van Dam is emeritus professor of Old Testament at Canadian Reformed Theological Seminary, and an RHB … read more

In Psalm 42, the psalmist is extremely distressed. “My tears have been my food day and night” (v. 3). “I go mourning,” he says, and he describes his misery as if it were “a breaking of my bones” (v … read more

Transcript:Having just heard earlier this afternoon about faithfulness in the midst of opposition and thinking of passage of our topic. Now at this point, to connect the two, I would like to read a … read more

I am presently preaching an expository series through Deuteronomy. This final book of the Pentateuch is a compilation of Moses’s death-bed sermons as he prepares the Israelites to enter in and conquer … read more