Retrieving the riches of classical Protestantism to renew
and build up the contemporary church.
The Davenant Institute invites you to our spring rendition of our now bi-annual Carolinas Regional Convivium Irenicum. Learn More
Join us for a free Zoom lecture + Q&A with Dr. Andrew Messmer on Thursday 26th January 2023. Learn More
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We are thrilled to announce that effective January 17th, the Davenant team will be joined by an extremely valuable new member, Marina Ziemnick. …read more
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We are thrilled to announce that effective January 17th, the Davenant team will be joined by an extremely valuable new member, Marina Ziemnick. …read more
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God has been unbelievably kind to the Davenant Institute over the past year, allowing us to expand our reach, strengthen our foundation, and bring Protestant wisdom to more people than ever before. To celebrate the end of an unbelievable year, here are 22 things that, by the grace of God, Davenant do this year. …read more
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At Davenant Hall, we are reinventing the medieval university for the digital age through affordable and expert online courses and degree programs.
Ad Fontes is the journal of the Davenant Institute, publishing a premium print edition each quarter, a weekly podcast, and daily online articles.
Davenant House is our residential hub in the Blue Ridge Mountains, SC. Although we embrace the the benefits of technology, in-person fellowship is key to our mission.
The Davenant Press publishes new books, essay collections, and new editions of historic Christian texts to resource pastors, scholars, and laypeople.
What does it mean for man to live as one restored in Christ? Into this conversation comes Thomas Traherne—clergyman, poet, and mystic—to cast a vision of the “shining human creature,” in a new modernization by Colin Redemer.
How is it that we have so lost sight of the meaning of the human person that our very biological sex is seen as just another medical problem to be solved by technique? In a society that has rejected all moral norms, that refuses to honor God as Creator, what hope do we have of stemming the tide of scientific intervention into even the most sacred dimensions of our humanity? In this prescient volume, originally published in 1984, the eminent theological ethicist Oliver O’Donovan offers a penetrating analysis of our confusion over human nature and the proper boundaries of medical science.
For the first time, we are planting a flag for “Protestant social teaching,” a coherent, catholic, biblical set of convictions about what it means to love one’s neighbor in both personal and political life. The essays in this volume span the breadth of human life, from birth to death, from work to welfare, while providing a clear moral compass on hot-button issues like abortion, just war, and environmental care. This volume brings together contributions from a dozen authors who have deeply studied these diverse moral issues from a classical Protestant standpoint, distilling their biblical and historical insights into short, accessible chapters that can guide the reflections of every pastor or Christian leader.
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