Sermons & Devotionals by Short Bios

(160-220) North African church father who fought heresy and persued a life of strict morality. Tertullian was the first to speak of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit as one essence manifested in three persons. He also led the battle against the teachings of Marcion the Heretic.... Read More

(1225-1274) Thomas Aquinaas was born in his family's castle at Roccasecea in Italy and died at the monastery in Fossanova, near Rome. Aquinas was one of the most influential Roman Catholic philosopher/theologians of all time. He was also a very popular preacher among his contemporaries. Auquinas att... Read More

(1608-1661) Popular, witty English pastor, churchman and historian. Fuller sought peace during the Civil War between the parlimentarians and the royalists but sided with the king and served as a chaplain to the court. Works include The Holy State and the Profane State, The Church History of Britain,... Read More

Popular 20th century American preacher and writer, known primarily for his sharp wit. His style is best explained by his colorful upbringing described in his autobiography: "I grew up in the North Carolina hills. From our front porch we could see at night the lights of five little towns. From the ba... Read More

(1928 - 1989) American scholar and apologist, specialized in researching cults and new religious movements, combatting the spread of these movements and evangelizing those involved in cults. Martin is remembered for his daily, nationwide radio program The Bible Answerman and his groundbreaking refer... Read More

(1881-1944) Temple served as the Archbishop of Canterbury from 1942-1944. He was dedicated to Christian unity and was involved in the Ecumenical Movement until his death. He helped in the establishment of the World Council of Churches.... Read More