F’s in the Chat
On Posters Professional and Layman As dangerous as cherry-picked quotes are, imposition of anachronistic narratives and categories on history are […]
The Image of God and the Soul of Man
The “image of God” is tossed around wantonly today as an ethical catchall for human dignity. Paradoxically, though the use […]
Prolegomena to a Future Protestant Elite
Mourning Walking through the remains of mainline Protestantism, one cannot help but mourn its downfall. New England and New York […]
The Model Evangelical Elite
A Roadmap to a Murky Future Exists for Evangelicals to be Elite
There are Evangelical Elites. Look Harder.
They exist, but are they the kind of elites we need?
Pan-Protestant Unity and the Evangelical Cult of Pastor
Protestant Preservation Is Not Optional
Year End Editorial
2025 in Review Here at American Reformer, we want to rebuild American Protestantism—you’ve heard this from us before no doubt—a […]
Toward an Elite Doctrine of Vocation
Politics, Providence, and Power One of the key insights in Aaron Renn’s new essay, “The Problem with the Evangelical Elite,” […]
Almost Christian Nationalist
Six Answers to Six Questions PCA minister and Reformed Theological Seminary professor, Kevin DeYoung, recently posed six questions to those […]
A Long, Strange Trip that Led to Jesus
An Interview with Ashley Lande
