The Heritage Blog

John Knox was born in Scotland in about 1514. So he was only about three years old when the Protestant Reformation started in Germany in 1517. Converted to Protestantism from Roman Catholicism i … read more

My family knows a young man whose severe physical disability will prevent him from ever living a “normalˮ life. This has led him to prolonged seasons of discouragement, wondering what meaningful pu … read more

If one will permit the anachronism for a moment, the simple answer is no, Spurgeon was not woke. Not even a little. Efforts to make him into a kind of Victorian-era social justice warrior who saw syst … 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 at … 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