Protestants know that the Pope is not their authority. But often the reasons mentioned are rather superficial.

Many parts of Rome were blocked the week after the Pope’s death. And the whole country was expected to be five days in mourning. But as an evangelical Protestant, Chiara Lamberti prefers to live in a genuinely secular state.

The king is dead; long live the king! That is how it sounds when a king dies. In the Vatican, it is going differently.

What does it mean if the Church of Sweden only employs priests who are ready to perform same-sex marriages? Is that equal treatment for everybody or a denial of freedom of belief for some? The Evangelical Alliance in the country has its concerns.

As a boy, Iain Murray would only pick up a book on tennis. The rest didn’t bother him. The school noticed he was “far behind” with reading.  Now, Iain H. Murray has become a world trademark with his stack of books and biographies from the English-speaking church history. And even at 93, he still has some works in preparation.