Kendon Iannizzi’s own search for fulfilment, meaning and a grounding truth led him on a journey to seeking and discovering God. Now, he is starting a digital evangelism ministry that helps people wrestle through and navigate their own...

In his new book, Dr. Jason Yuh aims to help Christians see Christ, his death and his resurrection organically and meaningfully in all of Scripture.

Christian scholarship and classroom discussions about secularization, Christian Nationalism, just war theory and lessons from church history are preparing students to engage in a complex public sphere.

Dr. Jason Yuh, assistant professor of religion and theology, is passionate about showing his students the beauty of Scripture. As a former product manager and pastor, he brings a wealth of experience to the classroom.

Professor of history Dr. Jonathan Loopstra recently co-hosted a symposium in Spain, sharing his knowledge of ancient biblical manuscripts with other international experts in ancient languages.

For the official launch of the Albert M. Wolters Centre for Christian Scholarship, the centre hosted a student essay contest, which posed the question, why does a Reformed worldview matter? First prize was awarded to Zachary Schenk, whose...

The annual Kuyper Conference, founded in 1998 at Princeton Theological Seminary, acknowledges the stream of Calvinist thought represented by Abraham Kuyper, Dutch theologian and statesman (1837-1920), and explores the tradition he helped...

Two Redeemer faculty members have taken a refreshed approach to the work of prominent Neo-Calvinist theologian Abraham Kuyper.

Redeemer faculty took a deep dive into the university’s Reformed tradition, including Neo-Calvinism, and how it applies to teaching and research at the annual faculty conference.

Dr. KJ Drake set out to explore the historical debate of the nature of Jesus in his recently published book.

Rev. Ken Herfst joins Department of Religion and Theology

Craig Bartholomew helps scholars and laity listen for God’s voice in Scripture