One Calling, Two Kingdoms
Most Christians are called to live ordinary lives, faithfully using the gifts and opportunities God has given them to do good.
Reformed Political Theology Today
Slavery to political ideologies ought to be an impossibility for the Christian because he knows that service to earthly authority is an expression of his submission to his heavenly King.
The Myth of “Liberal, Secular America”
People in political society cannot help but make judgments about what is good, and seek ways to make sure those things are done in common.
Do It For the Kids
Pilgrims fled the negative world and rejected the neutral world for the hope of building a positive world; and they did it for the kids.
The Retrieval of the Core Curriculum
Classically informed core curriculum has the power to breathe new life into Christian higher education and aid in the renewal of American higher education.
The Christian Imperative of Political Decentralization
This effort will be a massive, long-term project because most radical manifestations of expressive individualism threatening us are the culmination of centuries of intellectual trends.
BREAKING: SBC Decisively Approves Law Amendment, Restores Male-Only Pastorship
The amendment passed overwhelmingly with the support of approximately 80% of the SBC’s messengers by raised ballot.
Slippery When Wet
The position of the compromiser camp in the SBC is dangerously mistaken and does not grant them the title of peacemaker.
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.
