
The Friend/Enemy Distinction
A robust Christian politics must be strong and bold, willing to identify enemies.
A robust Christian politics must be strong and bold, willing to identify enemies.
If I see you marching in a BLM rally, I’m going to assume you side with Hamas.
Running an orthodox church body of nearly 2 million in revolutionary times involves compromises.
Left-wing elites know a secret about society that many conservatives overlook: cultural change happens through elite institutions.
Heather’s book comes at an interesting time, namely the de-conversion from Christianity by the West en masse.
Messengers never approved a mechanism to sign the Southern Baptist Convention and its 45,000 churches on to this kind of brief.
The world will frequently seek to co-opt God’s standards by maximizing their offense at certain sins while completely ignoring other sins.
The Bible is simply clear. “There is neither Jew nor Greek.”
The best version of you is a stronger version.
There is an urge we should all have, and that which The Boniface Option recovers: a hatred for evil.
The Modern Cult of the Self There were earlier ages in which the fine arts flourished. But a defining characteristic […]
Her conversion upends the narrative about gospel advancement offered to the church by the evangelical elite.
What we do is not merely a sum of what each one of us individually does.
It’s the closest a mortal can come to striking at God’s very nature, outside of Calvary’s cross.
In seeking to defend Christianity, Pearcey has unfortunately redefined traditional Christian teaching.
The victory of feminism created restless women—dissatisfied with home, confused about their bodies, never sufficiently honored at work—who blame society’s phobias for their problems.
Trapped in this vast no man's land, some are seeking refuge under a new banner.
Godliness must be encouraged and ungodliness combated, the opposite conclusion of modern evangelicals.
All laws tell men how to live.
Drop the Persecution Complex, Embrace Your Tradition
Commentary on Edward Barnard's election sermon
An introduction to Richard Baxter's seminal text is long overdue for Protestants.
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.
Sad to say, but American higher education is littered with once-venerable Christian colleges and universities that have succumbed to the spirit of the age. If any school were immune to this trend, one would think it would be Grove City College, an institution not only grounded in Biblical orthodoxy and the conservative intellectual tradition but also with a history of vigorously defending its mission and identity.
A Thanksgiving discourse
February 19, 1795 Introduction Born in 1731 in Yarmouth, Massachusetts, Samuel West graduated from Harvard in 1754. He later married […]
A Thanksgiving Sermon for the Reduction of Cape Breton, 1745
An election sermon from colonial Massachusetts by Edward Barnard.
He must be Just, Ruling in the Fear of God.
A robust Christian politics must be strong and bold, willing to identify enemies.
If I see you marching in a BLM rally, I’m going to assume you side with Hamas.
God does not oblige us to break the very laws that are derived from His eternal Being.
Is there a way to make that is consistent with the patterns of creation?
Political order, governance, political power… these are all aspects of a divine institution—the state.
I am assuming America’s imperial epoch, has been, on balance, better than worse for the US and the world.
The basis of contemporary human law consists in the moral core of biblical law that is perpetually binding.
Much if not most of the Regime’s power is not subject to political control.
Modern claims about human rights are limitless, built as they are on the sinking sand of pure subjectivism.
The power of nationalism is the power to once again govern for the common good of all Americans.