Reformed Anthropology

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The Ambassadors of the Kingdom, Part 2

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“If you have your Bibles with you, I invite you to turn with me to Matthew chapter eleven. As we continue our study in Matthew’s gospel, we’ve completed a survey of Matthew chapter ten in which the Lord Jesus commissioned His disciples before they went out on their first missionary journey into towns of Judea. […]

John Hus’s Company of Women

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“John Hus, the Bohemian Reformer who was condemned as heretic at the Council of Constance, was supported by a large number of women. This was, in some ways, unusual. The same couldn’t be said, for example, in the case of John Wycliffe, in England. One possible reason was that Hus valued the active role of […]

Agnes Beaumont and Her Fateful Ride

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“Agnes Beaumont was gloating on her way to church. She had managed to find a ride against all odds, and what ride! She was sitting right behind John Bunyan, pastor of the church in Bedford. ‘My heart was puffed up with pride,’ she wrote, ‘and I was pleased that anybody did look after me as […]

Katherine Parr and Her Role in the English Reformation

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“Katherine Parr (1512-1548) is often remembered as the only wife of King Henry VIII who survived the marriage (the previous five were either beheaded or divorced). But she was much more than that. She was an important writer and a major player in the English Reformation.”

Anne Dutton and Her Reasons for Writing

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” From the time of her youth in 17th-century Northampton, England, Anne was described as a lively and outspoken girl. Over the course of her life, she combined this zeal and candor with her natural clarity of thought and expression in order to provide Scriptural encouragement and advice. Her endeavors rose quite a few eyebrows. […]

Confronting an Abuser By Justin and Lindsey Holcomb

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“Since writing Rid of My Disgrace: Hope and Healing for Victims of Sexual Assault, we have had the privilege of answering lots of questions from victims, those who support them, and even some perpetrators. A frequent topic that has come up is confronting one’s abuser and those complicit in covering it up. While confrontation with […]

Sexual Assault, Domestic Abuse, and the Gospel

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“In this podcast, Justin and Lindsey Holcomb discuss how the gospel offers help, hope, and healing to victims of abuse.”

Jesus And Violence Against Children

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In his ministry, Jesus showed striking interest in and love for children. To the surprise of his disciples, he often including them in his teaching...

Rape, Sexual Assault, and Consent

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“Sexual assault is one of the most under-reported crimes, and less than 40 percent of all sexual assaults are reported to law enforcement. This is because of the unique shame, fear, and embarrassment that sexual assault victims experience. All of this is then compounded by cultures of victim-blaming in which rape and assault victims are […]

5 Ways You Can Teach Your Children About Their Sexual Development

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“As a parent, modeling respectful behaviors and boundaries and sharing age-appropriate information can counter unhealthy social norms around sexuality and relationships. Children are constantly learning social norms from peers and the media and it is your job to teach them what is expected or appropriate in interactions and relationships. From infancy you can start talking […]
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