Rachael Denhollander Gymnasts, Prophets, and Us January 25, 2018 The following article is a guest post by Rebecca VanDoodewaard, author of Uprooted: A Guide for Homesick Christians [http://www.heritagebooks.org/products/uprooted-a-guide-for-homesick-christians-vandoodeward.html] ,Your Future ‘Other Half’: It Matters Whom You
Church Ecclesiology and Womanhood by Rebecca VanDoodewaard January 08, 2018 The following article is a guest post by Rebecca VanDoodewaard, author of Uprooted: A Guide for Homesick Christians [http://www.heritagebooks.org/products/uprooted-a-guide-for-homesick-christians-vandoodeward.html] , Your Future ‘Other Half’: It Matters Whom You
C.J. Williams Post Tenebras Lux: Celebrating 500 Years of Luther's Influence September 11, 2017 The Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary [http://rpts.edu/]in cooperation with the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals [http://www.alliancenet.org] annually hosts the Westminster Conference that kicks off the school year in early
Abuse What's a Hurting Wife To Do? July 24, 2017 Following Rebecca VanDoodewaard's article "A High View of Marriage Includes Divorce [https://gentlereformation.com/2017/07/20/a-high-view-of-marriage-includes-divorce/]" here on Gentle Reformation, and with the internet abuzz with Australian
John Bunyan Transitions February 25, 2014 Having moved eight months ago (Can it be that long?), our family has dealt with many changes. As I have chronicled before (here, here, here, and here), everything seems like it has been
Homesickness Uprooted: Interview with Rebecca VanDoodewaard November 28, 2012 Rebecca VanDoodewaard is the the author of the new book Uprooted: A Guide for Homesick Christians. She is the wife of Bill, Professor of Church History at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, and mother
Christian Pundit Church Architecture May 21, 2012 Rebecca VanDoodewaard at The Christian Pundit has been doing an insightful series on the architecture of churches, especially their sanctuaries. She shows how the architecture reflects the theological viewpoints of the congregations as