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Confessions of a Sproul Guy: Part One

"Schaeffer and MacArthur led me to Sproul and that was my segue into the reformational world."

Written by Christopher Neiswonger | Wednesday, June 19, 2024

It’s well understood that institutional presences like seminaries and colleges need to be protected; reputation is everything. But sometimes truth is another thing and we do need to be careful to maintain some unblinking history. The stories of the OPC and PCA are not well ordered or manicured; they were rough cut. Their men were... Continue Reading

WCF 26: Of the Communion of Saints

The God-ordained organization of the church is also a living organism.

Written by William Boekestein | Wednesday, June 19, 2024

Because of our fellowship with the Triune God believers are also joined to each other (1 John 1:3). We “are one body in Christ, and individually members of one another” (Romans 12:5). From Christ the head “the whole body” is “joined and held together by every joint with which it is equipped” (Ephesians 4:16).  ... Continue Reading

Wisdom is Work

The wisdom to tell the difference between true and false, right and wrong, wise and foolish, requires training.

Written by T.M. Suffield | Wednesday, June 19, 2024

Hard won wisdom engenders humility. The wise aren’t naïve about what they’ve gained, but some of what they’ve gained will be a healthy sense of the limits of their own wisdom. This is similar to the way that those who truly understand a topic are much more aware of the limits of their knowledge, but... Continue Reading

How Can You Mumble?

God has designed singing to be one of the many “one another” ministries.

Written by Tim Challies | Wednesday, June 19, 2024

Do you ever consider that sometimes the most selfless thing you can do on a Sunday morning is sing? Do you consider that sometimes singing is the most important way you will serve others during any given worship service? This is true whether you’re one of the musicians at the front or one of the... Continue Reading

Decadence and Desire

What is the root cause of our modern moral decline?

Written by Carlo Lancellotti | Wednesday, June 19, 2024

If young people are taught to look at history only through the lenses of power and oppression, they will conclude that power and oppression are everything. Conversely, let them be introduced first to the genuinely great historical deeds, philosophical ideas, literary creations, and works of art of which humans have been capable. Then they will... Continue Reading

Found Faithful at Your Post: The Providence of God and Our Subordinate Identities

With thanksgiving to Jesus, we stand at our assigned post with gladness—wives, husbands, fathers, mothers, children, servants, masters, and all.

Written by David Mathis | Wednesday, June 19, 2024

Our Lord, assigns us various “subordinate identities” under our primary identity as Christians…In a generation that likes to play dress-up with our own identities, we do well to regularly rehearse what our actual, objective identities are, rather than those that are aspirational, subjective, and not yet actual….He determines our nationalities, our families, our vocations, and... Continue Reading

Reorienting Evangelicalism to Christian Life Distinct from the World

Evangelicals live in a world in which much of the accepted pattern of life is contrary to the Word of God.

Written by Rick Plasterer | Wednesday, June 19, 2024

The early church was radically different from the pagan world around it. Having a community which is strong and markedly distinct from the world he believes…will be “attractive to people in a world where there’s so much darkness and pain and suffering.”   Aaron Renn, whose new book Life in the Negative World was reviewed... Continue Reading

The Goodness of Shame

The modern quest is to banish shame to the outer darkness of polite society.

Written by Ben C. Dunson | Wednesday, June 12, 2024

We all feel shame when we do wrong. We should. It shows us that our consciences are working as God intended. But if we will lay down our claims to self-righteousness and trust in the Lord Jesus Christ we will be saved, we will be justified, we will be in the right with a holy... Continue Reading

Does Biology Need “Queer Theory”?

Scientists are starting to speak out about the simple realities of “male” and “female.”

Written by John Stonestreet and Shane Morris | Wednesday, June 12, 2024

The fact that more honest scientists find it necessary to call out prestigious institutions for embracing unscientific gender nonsense says a lot about the assault on reality happening right now. Biology doesn’t need “queer theory.” It needs instead a worldview that grounds the givens of reality, givens that were put in place by God, instead... Continue Reading

Between Faith and Doubt

Five Questions for Our Skepticism

Written by Randy Newman | Wednesday, June 12, 2024

“I sympathize with doubters who may feel drawn to Christianity but find plenty of objections to keep them at arm’s distance. If you’re drawn to the message of Jesus but can’t seem to get past your doubts, perhaps it would be helpful if I share how I worked through some of my doubts.”    I... Continue Reading

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