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Breaking the historical silence on Spanish Protestantism

1 week ago | evangelicalfocus.com | Daniel Hofkamp

The “Unamuno, Friend of Protestants” Award was presented on Saturday at the Lorenzana Palace in Trujillo (Cáceres, Extremadura) to celebrate the times of tolerance we live in and to underline the importance of rescuing from the collective memory figures from Spain’s past who have long been ignored or silenced. Among these illustrious figures are prominent Protestants such as Casiodoro de Reina and Cipriano de Valera, Bible translators.
How do Spaniards come to faith in Jesus? A survey provides clues

1 week ago | evangelicalfocus.com | Daniel Hofkamp

How does a Spaniard come to Christ? This direct and simple question has led a group of evangelical leaders to publish a concise report based on the testimonies and responses of people who became Christians in evangelical contexts. The findings point to a decisive factor: the fundamental role of personal relationships and investing a significant amount of time in these relationships.
Transformed by Faith

1 week ago | evangelicalfocus.com | Jeff Fountain

This weekend, the Geloof in Mokum series explores Amsterdam’s so-called ‘Golden Age’—a time when faith played a central role in making the city the world’s leader in the 17th century. Spoiler: faith influenced virtually everything. Amsterdam’s rise was rooted in the Reformational worldview embraced during the Alteratie on May 26, 1578. That day, the city’s old Catholic leadership was removed and sent away in boats, marking a dramatic shift in spiritual and civic life.
In hiding

1 week ago | evangelicalfocus.com | Jaime Fernández

To play a "clean game" means not being violent and following the rules of the game at all times. Sometimes sportspeople go beyond even this ideal, and we see beautiful examples of people unselfishly giving their opponents an advantage. During the cycling world championship in 1995, in the last round of the circuit, the Spanish cyclist Olano attacked, and everyone waited to see what INDURAIN, the favourite and best cyclist of that time, would do.
Free churches: the new mainstream

2 weeks ago | evangelicalfocus.com | Jeff Fountain

Church leaders from around the world gathered in Amsterdam this week to commemorate 500 years of their Free Church tradition, which began as a persecuted minority but has grown into the largest stream within Protestant Christianity today. The starting point of this movement was not Amsterdam, but rather a little town called Zollikon just outside of Zurich in Switzerland in 1525.
High price

2 weeks ago | evangelicalfocus.com | Jaime Fernández

JOHN GREGORY, former manager of Aston Villa, said one of those phrases worth remembering: “Forwards win matches, the defence wins championships”. Maybe this is one of the reasons why the transfer of international defenders are more expensive. In ancient times the price of a slave was known: 30 coins. That is what was paid for a man of little worth. When Jesus was betrayed to be killed, they paid for him the price of a slave.
“Reflection has disappeared from our society, and that has very serious consequences”

3 weeks ago | evangelicalfocus.com | Daniel Hofkamp

A doctor by profession and an author committed to current ethical issues, Manuel Martínez-Sellés has just published a new essay entitled Verdades incómodas para personas autónomas ( Uncomfortable Truths for Independent People Rialp, 2025). Martínez-Sellés is a professor of medicine and head of the cardiology department at Gregorio Marañón Hospital in Madrid, and has been president of the Illustrious College of Physicians of Madrid and the Spanish Society of Cardiovascular Infections.
Abuse within evangelical churches and organisations: addressing the vulnerabilities (part III)

3 weeks ago | evangelicalfocus.com | David McIlroy

This is the third and final part of a Cambridge Paper re-published with permission. Read the first part and the second part. The full paper can be downloaded in full in pdf format here. It is the expression of a personal viewpoint by the author acting as an individual only and not as a representative of any church or organisation. Protestant theology rejects the Catholic distinction, drawn from 1 John 5:16–17, between venial sins and mortal sins.
True greatness

3 weeks ago | evangelicalfocus.com | Jeff Fountain

We hear a lot of claims these days about ‘making things great’. But what is true greatness? How do we recognise greatness? How will we know when those who promise to ‘restore greatness’ have delivered the goods? What should we be looking for? Jesus had a problem with his disciples’ expectations of greatness. In Matthew 20, as he tries to prepare them for his coming death, they can’t hear what he’s saying. It doesn’t fit their idea of a ‘successful’ messiah.
Face to face

3 weeks ago | evangelicalfocus.com | Jaime Fernández

He was one of the best cyclists in history, but he never seemed to find trust or hope for his life. Winner of the most important prizes, he once stated, "In our job, to be a human is hard. Either you bite or you are bitten. Cycling is a sport without a soul". During the year 1994 he lost his life, and they said that he committed suicide, although it seems difficult to know for certain what really happened. He was LUIS OCAÑA, the 1973 winner of the Tour de France.