
Acts 29 and the Big Sort
In the midst of this Big Sort, there has never been a greater opportunity to lead with clarity and courage.
In the midst of this Big Sort, there has never been a greater opportunity to lead with clarity and courage.
What is really at issue is strategic how much influence is warranted in the political environment, and tactical, the right electoral appeal.
In the midst of this Big Sort, there has never been a greater opportunity to lead with clarity and courage.
All Christians at all times need to know, rest, and rely on the truths present in Christ’s ascension.
Beauty is a type of natural revelation, that general knowledge of God that is available to all.
There’s power in the plain-spoken truth of scripture.
Strategies for a church hated, targeted, institutionally weakened, and financially poorer.
If the CLT reforms their position, then they will become a profound, perhaps unparalleled, force for good.
Young men will be won over by reading stories of Christian heroes or even more by seeing living examples of Christian strength.
Will evangelicals hear prophetic warnings not only from a courageous talk-show host, but from their putative leaders?
The vitalists may rage, but they cannot escape the snare. After the interruption of the cross of Jesus Christ, there can no longer be a Bronze Age Mindset.
Far too often we hear stories of Christians who have moved to the city, gained the world, but lost their souls.
Feminine nature has a way of asserting itself. Women are naturally and instinctively inclined to make homes.
No institution—including the Church—is immune from feminism’s influence, so no one can ignore its deeply personal wounds.
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What good, hard-working families have done in the past will not suffice in today’s environment.
It appears that our most bitter political divisions are over what we all truly should consider morally outrageous.
In America, the structure—real or hypothetical—is generally fine; the moral inputs are what plague us.
Politics, as a reflection of the image of the God who first ordered and forever rules the world, is fundamental to who we are as human beings.
Citizens living according to virtue in good republics. That is the Christian political project in a nutshell.
The primary blessing of cultural Christianity has to do with culture, society, and laws.
Woe betide the politician who gets too deep into the weeds once the writ has dropped, and the race is on.
My current institution is in shambles, and I’m looking for a school to call my own.
It is undeniable that we face challenging times, yet those of us serving in Christian colleges and universities should be encouraged.
Christian singles look towards heaven not because it will be a place of singleness, but because it will be the greatest marriage imaginable.
The recent horrors in Nashville have left Christians around the world brokenhearted.
What is really at issue is strategic how much influence is warranted in the political environment, and tactical, the right electoral appeal.
Christian Nationalism is a restorative, civilizational movement that sets out to challenge and conquer Critical Neo-Liberalism, and then restore the American way of life according to her western and Christian heritage.
Religious neutrality in political policy, especially on matters inherently moral and ethical, is impossible to achieve.
Jeffrey Bristol argues that the American constitutional order is not oriented to the common good, but to “ordered liberty."
For too long the Right has sought to save universities from their own excesses. The result has been more and more excesses.