Sword and Shield
You hold in your hands the first issue of Sword and Shield, a new Reformed magazine from a new Reformed publishing organization. There is great
You hold in your hands the first issue of Sword and Shield, a new Reformed magazine from a new Reformed publishing organization. There is great
You hold in your hands the last issue of the third volume of Sword and Shield. That God has given our magazine its place for
Reviewed by Rev. Andrew W. Lanning Is Atheism Dead? Eric Metaxas. Washington, D.C.: Salem Books, 2021. 432 pages, hardcover, $19.29. Overview The title of
The April issue of Sword and Shield arrives just in time for spring break. Why not throw the magazine in your bag and take it
With this editorial I return to an explanation of some of the articles of the Canons of Dordt that have been used by the Protestant
In this issue two editors continue their series. Rev. Nathan Langerak continues his evaluation of Professor Gritters’ speech on un-forgiveness, demonstrating that Professor Gritters’ doctrine
In the last editorial we considered the first Christian school of the Afscheiding in Smilde, the Netherlands. This time we return to the Netherlands at
Classis September 2022 The issue at Classis September 2022 was God’s covenant: God’s covenant of grace with believers and their seed in Jesus Christ.1 It
The end of the calendar year is almost upon us, which means that the holiday season is nearly here. We are planning four issues of
Introduction Herman Hoeksema fought his first great doctrinal controversy between the years 1914 and 1920 in Holland, Michigan. The doctrinal issue in that controversy was