
Renewing the American Mind
The Classical and Christian Influence over the American Founding
The Classical and Christian Influence over the American Founding
The Protestant Character of America’s Founding
On Cultural Challenges Facing Pastors Today
DeYoung, Brindle, and the PCA Has the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) suddenly gone liberal, progressive, soft? Online discourse of […]
A Guide for Shepherding Gen Z
Kevin DeYoung and the Westminster Standards Over the past month, James Baird has carefully guided readers through the differences between […]
A Response to Kevin DeYoung In his recent Themelios article, Kevin DeYoung speaks of “several responses” to his earlier 2024 […]
A Review of Danny Boyle's 28 Years Later
There's Good News and Bad News
A Remedy for Transhumanism
A Response to John Carter The American right is finally done singing from the progressive hymnbook. After decades of insisting […]
An Explanation of Parrhesia from Till We Have Faces
Mothers Are the Key to a Thriving Nation
Nature Must Reassert Itself
The Just King Governs For the Good of His People
The Past and Present of First-Cousin Marriage Bans in the West
Everybody wants to save the world; nobody wants to help mom with the dishes
Did the new pope dismiss papal supremacy? An article entitled “Pope Leo XIV Drops Papal Supremacy, Urging ‘Full Communion’ with […]
A Call for Modest While We Await Our Verdict A common argument one hears from triumphalist American Christians looking across […]
Lies and Deceit Editor’s Note: This is the second installment of a two-part series. Part 1 is available here. Rather […]
A Response to Trueman, Crenshaw, and Cline Not long ago, Ben Crenshaw suggested in an article that deception is sometimes […]
For Micah and Against Keller in Response to Redemer Earlier this week, Colin Redemer argued in these pages that Generation […]
How Evangelical Churches Are Being Remade from Within
The All Too (In)Visible and Inconsequential ERLC
Brent Refuses To Be Managed; The Trustees Refuse To Do Their Job
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.
A sermon preached at Boston, in the audience of His Excellency Jonathan Belcher, Esq; the Honorable His Majesty’s Council; and […]
On the Election of Christian Rulers Introduction Ezra Stiles Ely (1786-1861) was born in Connecticut, graduated Yale, and was licensed […]
Delivered on May 20, 1766 Introduction Stamp Act On May 20, 1766, Nathaniel Appleton (1693-1784), pastor of First Church, Cambridge, […]
An Election Resource Brought to You By American Reformer
An Appeal to Republican Government and Restoration in France
The Protestant Character of America’s Founding
Illegal Immigration as an Assault on the Body Politic
Trump’s Approach to the L.A. Riots Is Necessary
Protestant Ethics Today (Part 2): The First Commandment
The Indispensability of Political Faith On May 5, 2025, the eccentric, curmudgeonly, but endlessly fascinating Curtis Yarvin snuck in the […]
The Classical and Christian Influence over the American Founding
Charting a Course Through Political Particulars
He’s Earned the Benefit of the Doubt
Resisting Iran Regime Change
President Trump Has a Consequential Decision Before Him