Saint Patrick

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  A Stout Faith: When Beer was a Mission Field If you’ve been to Ireland, you've probably seen the sign "Guinness is good for you." There's a surprising and Christian story behind that. John Stonestreet Mar 17, 2014
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  How to Honor St. Patrick This Weekend We live in a time of the anti-hero. Too often, the good guys are the bad guys and vice versa. But to see a true hero, look at the real St. Patrick, who has a day dedicated in his honor. Dr. Jerry Newcombe Mar 13, 2014
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  Saint Patrick: Practical Theologian, Social Activist Stanley J. Ward Mar 12, 2014
• What Evangelicals Can Learn From St. Patrick And it has nothing to do with leprechauns. Russell Moore Mar 11, 2014
• St. Patrick: Why His Message Still Matters Brother Colmán Ó Clabaigh, OSB Mar 15, 2013
• Who Was St. Patrick? When you're looking for information on historical saints and martyrs, you'll find a treasure trove of information in our History section. And the story of Saint Patrick is no exception. So, who was he? Inside BST Mar 15, 2013
• St. Patrick’s Real Legacy - Integrity Moments - March 17, 2014 For as I walked around and looked carefully at your objects of worship, I even found an altar with this inscription: to an unknown god. Now what you worship as something unknown I am going to proclaim to you... Mar 15, 2013
• Apostle to the Irish: The Real Saint Patrick If you ask people who Saint Patrick was, you’re likely to hear that he was an Irishman who chased the snakes out of Ireland. It may surprise you to learn that the real Saint Patrick was not actually... Chuck Colson Mar 12, 2013
• Saint Patrick and the Service of the Scribes On Saint Patrick's Day, many Americans celebrate by attending parades and drinking green beer. But how many of us understand the day's dramatic Christian origins? Chuck Colson Mar 11, 2013
• The Life of Saint Patrick Wherever he went, Patrick left ministers. He founded 300 churches, baptizing over 120,000 converts. It was said that Patrick found Ireland heathen and left it Christian, resulting in Irish missionaries... William J. Federer Mar 10, 2013
• May We All be Irish It was a pagan world, outside the borders of the accepted disciplines and understandings of civilization. But spiritual. Deeply spiritual. The supernatural was everywhere, in places and days, people and... Dr. James Emery White Mar 03, 2011
• Calvin Miller: Rethinking Prayer, Retelling Christ's Story Laura MacCorkle Mar 03, 2011