Self Accountable Government
Agencies increasingly are “laundering” executive branch policy into “‘unreviewable’ and ‘unchallengeable’ pieces.”
Agencies increasingly are “laundering” executive branch policy into “‘unreviewable’ and ‘unchallengeable’ pieces.”
We seek to cultivate mere citizens, and even statesmen; it would be better to cultivate saints.
We must eliminate its patterns of speech from our sermons, songs, writings, and even our everyday speech.
There is something about the way God made men and women that makes men suitably fit for pastoral work in ways that are unfitting for women.
Real institutions take great care over many generations to build. The SBC’s 175+ year legacy is worth fighting for.
Those at the heights of politics and culture like to use social media as a means to undermine their opponents in Red America.
It comes down to this: Does the SBC need to be taken over by its critics or to be renewed according to Baptist distinctives?
We seek to cultivate mere citizens, and even statesmen; it would be better to cultivate saints.
The Overton window keeps people silent, allowing them to press their propaganda even further.
Christian schools instill in students a sense of purpose and destiny, challenging them to be catalysts for change.
Heinlein’s work stands morally in a different league from Verhoeven’s adaptation.
Classical Christian Ed Must Lay Claim to the New “Job Training” Classical education advocates often make the claim that true […]
I've now been told that emotional intimacy is definitional to marriage, while sex is optional.
One could say that therapeutic thinking serves as one of the chief supports of a heresy that plagues the church today.
Shrier outlines the problem: therapy and therapeutic concepts are ubiquitous today and parents are quick to find therapeutic solutions for everything.
In the mainstream, mothers are forgotten or held in contempt, while girlbosses are glorified.
“By the numbers, the baby-making industry is responsible for the destruction of more little lives than the baby-taking industry.”
Commentary on John Davenport Consternation from certain wings of Evangelicalism over Christian nationalism consistently ignores threshold questions for essential any […]
Commentary on Joseph Lyman’s 1787 election sermon Ben Dunson has an excellent column out today combatting misconceptions in the resurgent […]
Denis Villeneuve: Corrupter of the Youth Knowing where the trap is—that’s the first step in evading it. This is like […]
The left for a century has changed culture before law, turning the unimaginable into the standard, through relentless campaigns of public shaming.
Leftism comes in many flavors that share a consistent theme: resentment, the demand to purify tainted history, and a desire to tear down any civilized society.
The repeated quashing of the majority of the messengers has raised reasonable doubts about the integrity of the process
The amendment passed overwhelmingly with the support of approximately 80% of the SBC’s messengers by raised ballot.
“While both men and women are gifted for service in the church, the office of pastor is limited to men as qualified by Scripture.” (Baptist Faith and Message)
Whether women can be pastors in the SBC seems increasingly likely to be decided by a popularity contest over Rick Warren.
Leaders and messengers of the SBC need to start having reasoned discussions about these matters now. The SBC will need leaders who have discernment, moral clarity and a backbone. Those running for leadership in the SBC must use their platforms in the coming two weeks to lead the way on deliberations about proposing constructive paths forward.
Preached at Coventry, April 1781. Introduction Most of what we publish at American Reformer resources is election sermons. Today was […]
A sermon, in presence of His Excellency, and both houses of Assembly. Hartford, May 13th, 1784 Introduction Relatively little is […]
In a Plantation Whose Design is Religion Introduction In the introduction of yesterday’s resources installment, it was mentioned that John […]
Preach’d at the Election of the Governour, at Boston in New-England, May 19, 1669 Introduction John Davenport (1597-1670) lived a […]
Preached before His Excellency James Bowdoin, Esq. Introduction Joseph Lyman was born in 1749 at New London, Connecticut; he died […]
In Trump, we have an imperfect ally who nevertheless has achieved crucial pro-life victories.
I am here today to say that a Christian has no obligation to speak “lightly” about such things. Much the opposite.
Evangelicals and Southern Baptists are eager to support candidates who display unflinching courage.
The point is to strip Christians of any meaningful political power by preying on their weakness for tolerance.
Christian higher education should be at the vanguard of creating new institutional accreditors.
Agencies increasingly are “laundering” executive branch policy into “‘unreviewable’ and ‘unchallengeable’ pieces.”
As I type these words the NatCon Conference in Belgium is in the midst of being shut down by Belgian police, at the order of the mayor of Brussels.
Your tax dollars are actively seeking the demise of a Christian leader who has brought prosperity to his people.
Quite simply, there is no moral equivalency between what Biden and Trump represent.
If people are going to critique the older Protestant view, they should at least understand it and accurately articulate it.