A senior pastor reflects on 20 years of ministry at Calvary Church, highlighting the importance of glorifying God through the exposition of His Word and the weight of responsibility that comes with the role. [... more]

The Eastern Mediterranean has been a crucible of history, with various empires rising and falling over five millennia. The region's story is marked by the legacies of Abraham's faith, which have shaped Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. As followers of Jesus, we look forward to his return in majestic power and glory, when he will set up his reign on earth for a thousand years, fulfilling the prophecies of the Old Testament. [... more]

The author reflects on the trend of preachers abandoning ties in favor of casual attire, arguing that this shift away from traditional dress reflects a move away from the authority of Holy Scripture and towards a focus on the speaker. He shares his personal preference for wearing a tie and encourages others to approach worship with humility, reverence, and joy. [... more]

The story of the Reformation is marked by conflict, but it also led to the uncovering of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, which had been covered up through centuries of tradition. The Reformation had a profound impact on Christian theology, leading to the development of the Presbyterian Church and the creation of the King James Version of the Bible. However, the Reformation also had a darker side, with Christians killing each other and the persecution of those who held different beliefs. Today, the Reformation serves as a reminder of the importance of theology and doctrine in the Christian faith. [... more]

The Reformation in Scotland was a tumultuous period marked by conflict between Catholics and Protestants, with John Knox and Mary Queen of Scots at the center of the struggle. Knox's preaching and writings sparked controversy, while Mary's attempts to restore Catholicism in Scotland were met with resistance from the Protestant majority. The story of their complex and often fraught relationship serves as a reminder of the enduring legacy of the Reformation and the ongoing struggle between faith and politics. [... more]