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Here is a description of the new books that will be released in May. Be sure to check out our online catalog to see all the new releases from the past few months. You can browse the catalog by searching...

The face of our churches changes over the years. From racially and often socially homogeneous congregations, the body of Christ is transformed with the diversity of those whom Jesus Christ, head of the Church, adds to his body. "And the...

In making this recommendation, what I'm not commending is that you come together, not to get better, but to get worse. And first, I hear that when you come together as an assembly, there are divisions among you — and...

In his imposing biography of William Wilberforce (1759-1833), William Hague emphasizes that one of the greatest joys of this great abolitionist was his friendships and that it was for him an established rule that he "should not never miss an...

Do you know or go with someone who struggles with ADD, depression, homosexuality, alcoholism, or who has had a head injury? Research suggests that more and more behaviors are caused by the functioning or dysfunction of the brain. However, is...

Leaders are committed to one of the most morally important vocations on earth. Everything leaders do has moral meaning and great importance. Although they share the same basic moral obligations as everyone else, they have certain virtues that are essential...

This article is taken from the book The good foundation by Olivier Favre Throughout the history of the Church, some have attempted to explain the Trinity in a simple manner, as many sects still do today. But any simplification of...

This article is taken from the book The good foundation by Olivier Favre The scriptures employ a rich variety of expressions to describe the disintegration of our relationships with God, our fellow humans, the world around us, and ourselves. To...

This article is taken from the book La Course de la Foi by R.C. Sproul The symbol of the Apostles is a resolutely Trinitarian declaration; in other words, it clearly presents a God in three persons: the Father, the Son...