Abortion and the 14th Amendment
The legality of abortion is now in the hands of each of the fifty states.
We should be extremely grateful for the overturning of Roe v Wade. It is a true milestone that many did not believe they would ever see in their lifetime. But the fight isn’t over. Unborn children will continue to be killed in those states which continue to treat the unborn as less than human. We... Continue Reading
2 Inadequate Narratives: Sovereign Self and Oppressionism
We need restoration in the divine image to our God’s true, rightful, and liberating authority.
All of history is moving toward that moment when the Son presents to the Father a people who look to him and look like him. “Behold, the dwelling place of God is with man. He will dwell with them, and they will be his people, and God himself will be with them as their God”... Continue Reading
Bartholomäus Ziegenbalg—The First Protestant Missionary to India
His emphasis on Bible translation, cultural sensitivity, and establishment of an indigenous church provided a model for many to follow.
While not all Tamils share the same joy in the souls Ziegenbalg led to Christ, they are grateful for Ziegenbalg’s contribution to the development of their language and culture. In fact, even from a historical point of view, Ziegenbalg’s writings…are still one of the best sources for the study of South Indian history and traditions.... Continue Reading
Total Depravity: A Critical Lesson in Seeing the Riches of Sovereign Grace
As dreary as a study on depravity might sound. It is very theologically rich and beneficial. It is not until we have genuinely grasped the reality of who we are and what we have been saved from that we can see the riches and depths of God’s grace. In the first article of this... Continue Reading
Suffering as a Christian
Pressing on even when it hurts.
Are we covenant members of a faithful church? Are we pressing on in the midst of suffering, enduring slander or worse for the cause of Christ? This strong medicine for our weak and wandering faith will prepare us faithfully for the days ahead. When we as believers in the Lord Jesus Christ read the... Continue Reading
U.S. District Court Orders Law School to Rescind No-Contact Orders Issued against Christian Legal Society Faculty Advisor and Students Who Shared Their Religious Views with Another Student
Members of the law school’s Christian Legal Society chapter are “free to speak in a manner consistent with their religious beliefs."
Here’s the bottom line: not everyone will like or respect you, your thoughts, or your conduct. And not everyone has to; that’s part of living in a free society. By the same token, you’re free to criticize these people, their thoughts, and their conduct. That’s part of living in a free society too. A... Continue Reading
The Matthew Principle and Inequality
Inequality is natural.
It is God who distributes; it is the LORD who lifts up and casts down, the LORD who brings dark and light, rain or shine, and all as He sees fit. The idea that society is the source of the distribution of goods is the deification of society. This is why socialist countries always have... Continue Reading
Why Your “Christian” Friends Have Become LGBTQ Allies
Pew Research Center shows that 32% of Americans changed their minds on gay marriage because they “know someone who is homosexual.”
Many of us love and fear our friends and family more than we love and fear God. We’re more afraid of becoming enemies with our loved ones than becoming enemies with God. Some of your supposedly Christian friends have recently said they are members of the LGBTQ community. That’s becoming increasingly common. However, an... Continue Reading
Transformation of a Transgender Teen
The gender identity conversation is really about the created order, and turning it upside down.
One in five Gen Z Americans now identify as LGBT+, double the number of millennials (one in 10) and quadruple the number of Gen X Americans (about one in 20). A surprising number of them—40 percent of Gen Z and millennials—also identify as religious. Increasingly, Christian pastors, youth pastors, and parents are fielding questions and declarations from... Continue Reading
Book Review: “The Madness of Crowds,” by Douglas Murray
Douglas Murray dives headlong into the contemporary “social justice” orthodoxy.
Evangelicals will have much to appreciate about Murray’s work. Most of us will find the book self-recommending and friendly to our priors. But this means that it’s all the more important to be distinctly Christian in these conversations. Christians are not content merely to pop politically correct bubbles (though we often must). We are obligated... Continue Reading
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