Charles Dickens introduced the world to Ebenezer Scrooge in 1843. The classic tale of an “old sinner”, as hard and sharp as flint, who sees the error of his ways at Christmas time. This story is brought to life again by Bharat Nalluri’s film, The Man Who Invented Christmas.
“One of the things I love about the Bible is that it’s packed full of history”.
The fiery Scottish preacher John Knox once prayed: “Give me Scotland or I die”. But how was a man born in a small town in East Lothian so integral to perhaps the greatest spiritual revival Britain has seen?
Christian thinker and author Dr Harry Blamires has died at the age of 101.
Martin Bucer may not be well-known to Christians, but he deserves to be.
To some Christians the name ‘John Calvin’ may evoke an image of an austere and divisive figure, fanatical about one particular doctrine.
