Can Baptists Be Christian Nationalists?
Even one of the most pro-religious liberty, pro-separation of Church and State Baptists recognized that the Constitution was rooted in principles derived from God.
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.
The Problems of Christian Nationalism
What is really at issue is strategic how much influence is warranted in the political environment, and tactical, the right electoral appeal.
A Resilient Church on the Fringe
Strategies for a church hated, targeted, institutionally weakened, and financially poorer.
On Invasions of the Church
Today's Progressive Inquisition does not seek to persuade you, but to disempower and destroy you.
Debating “Christian Nationalism”
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.
The Culture Keeps the Score
The language of trauma cannot be allowed to displace the church’s own distinctive speech.
Wholesome Severity
The Case for the Law’s First Table A few months ago, Jonathan Leeman debated Brad Littlejohn at Colorado Christian University […]
The Possibility of Christian Peoples
A Response to John Ehrett's critique of The Case for Christian Nationalism.
Welcome to the Negative World
A new strategy is needed for Christians to cope in a world where Christianity is viewed as a social negative.
