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Christian History Magazine

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Sharing our story of faith across the ages. Producers of the Christian History Magazine, #Torchlighters, and more!

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How did the early church celebrate Jesus' life? Weekly and then yearly, a rhythm developed to help believers grow in faith and closeness to the Lord; we call it the church calendar. Learn more about that rhythm and its history using our latest resource! christianhistoryinstitute.org/magazine/issue…
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But what exactly does tradition mean? And whatever it means, can it be trusted as a reliable historical source? Accounts of the apostles’ lives include the fantastic as well as grains of truth.
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The apostles were invited to walk with God and be the foundation of His church. Their stories are powerful, varied and have stood the test of time. Read W. Brian Shelton’s article “Who are the apostles?” to get an overview of the identities of the twelve. christianhistoryinstitute.org/magazine/artic…
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Who were the twelve close followers of Jesus who became his apostles? What happened to them, and why does it matter so much to the Christian story? Uncover the extraordinary faith and ministries of the Twelve and others who walked with Jesus in this issue of Christian History.
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What exactly was John Nevin arguing against the protestants amidst the Mercersburg Movement? Read Nevin's argument against the tendency to downplay the Incarnation and discount the real spiritual union between Christ’s incarnate humanity and the Christian. christianhistoryinstitute.org/magazine/artic…
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