William Perkins (theologian)

William Perkins (1558–1602) was an influential English theologian and a key figure of the Reformation era. He focused on understanding God's Word and how faith should transform a person’s life. Perkins emphasized the importance of studying Scripture, personal piety, and moral integrity. His teachings helped shape Protestant theology, especially related to salvation, repentance, and Christian living. As a pastor and teacher, he aimed to guide believers in deepening their faith and aligning their lives with biblical principles. His work remains significant in Reformed and evangelical traditions for its practical approach to faith and ethics.