John Calvin
John Calvin (1509-1564) was born on 10 July in Noyon, Picardy, in north-eastern France. His parents, Gerard and Jeanne Cauvin, were described by a biographer as ‘widely respected and in comfortable circumstances’. Calvin’s father intended John to become a priest. In 1523, young Calvin went to Paris to study for a Bachelor of Arts degree which would eventually lead to the priesthood. But, in 1528, John’s life underwent a sudden change when his father instead sent him to Orleans to study law.
In the Power of the Spirit: Sermons on Matthew, Mark & Luke
The Trial of the 16th Century: Calvin and Servetus
Neither quietism nor triumphalism: How two-kingdoms doctrine helps political discourse
The Necessity of Reforming the Church with A Reply to Cardinal Sadoleto
The History and Theology of Calvinism
Crucified and Risen: Sermons on the death, resurrection, and ascension of Christ
Theology Made Practical: New Studies on John Calvin and His Legacy
The Reformed tradition on Israel is diverse
Pierre Viret (1511-1571) — another forgotten Reformer (3)
Grace Essentials
Serving with Calvin
Authentic Calvinism?
Authentic Calvinism?
John Calvin and his relevance for today (2)
John Calvin and his relevance for today (1)
The Life of John Calvin
John Calvin – Man of God’s Word
John Calvin An appreciation by Erroll Hulse
