Review of Reformed Christian Politics
Any reform of the church begins with recovery. Josiah recovered the Book of the Law. Christ recovered the true doctrine […]
The Passing of Bob Woodson
The Woodson Rule
Christian Education and Our Future
Editor’s note: This essay is based on a talk delivered at the Redwood Christian School’s Annual Gala. To chart a […]
Crowns in the Gutter
The same forces emptying the mainline pews are now emptying the town halls My stepson recently got out of the […]
Never Despair
Discipline, Comfort, and the Uses of Providence “Ours is a kind of struggle designed, dare I say, by Providence to […]
Three Wrongs Don’t Make a Right
Western Civilization, Christianity, and 21st century American Public Life On a recent episode of Real Time with Bill Maher, Maher convened, […]
There’s Something about the Puritans
How to Love All of America There’s something about the Puritans. I don’t descend from them—my father’s people are mostly […]
Why They Came
Present focus—at least some of it—is rightly directed at the United States semiquincentennial this July. Let us pray that either […]
“A Whole Civilization Will Die”
The Ethics of Political Rhetoric The question before the house is whether political leaders can righteously threaten to commit evil […]
The Closed Strait and the Universal State
We are watching the end of the end. We are in a geopolitical apocalypse. The war with Iran is the […]
