Job is at once one of the most profound literary and religious documents in the history of civilization. More than that, it is the Word of God. In this document, God graciously hears, through Job, our most vexing questions about the purposes of God and God’s ways with human beings. If a person lives... (more)

When Jean Cauvin was born in Noyon on July 10th, 1509, nobody could ever have estimated the profound impact his life was to make not just upon France or even Europe, but the whole world. Jeanne Le Franc of Cambrai (who was noted for her personal beauty and great religious fervour and strictness),... (more)

“The Spirit of the Lord is on Me . . . to proclaim the year of the Lord’s favor.” When Jesus stood in His hometown synagogue and made this announcement, He was proclaiming “Jubilee,” a celebration instituted by God when He brought His people out of slavery in Egypt. Every seven years, God commanded,... (more)