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The Predicted Push for Polyamory Is Out in Full Force

Christians must challenge the smorgasbord of perversion being presented to culture as healthy for marriage.

Written by John Stonestreet and Shane Morris | Wednesday, February 28, 2024

Marriage, sex, and babies. Our Creator designed them to go together. Tearing them apart has foreseeable results—both for individuals and for society. One of those results is that ever more selfish and loveless forms of sex become normalized as forms of self-expression and love.     Back in 2004, a collection of voices warned of... Continue Reading

Evil Doesn’t Always Show Up Waving a Flag

Many in our society are increasingly incapable of recognizing evil unless it shows up without ambiguity.

Written by Trevin Wax | Wednesday, February 28, 2024

It’s not hard to figure out who the good guys and the bad guys are when watching a movie about the Nazis. But it’s a little harder to recognize evil when it’s closer to home, when it appears respectful and reasonable, urbane and sophisticated.   You’ve probably heard of Godwin’s Law—the idea that as an... Continue Reading

Desecration at St. Patrick’s Cathedral

One obvious question is why an atheist man convinced that he is a woman and committed to a life of prostitution would wish to have a funeral in a church.

Written by Carl R. Trueman | Wednesday, February 28, 2024

As the Christian transformation of the Roman Empire was marked by the emergence of the liturgical calendar and the turning of pagan temples into churches, so we can expect the reverse to take place when a culture paganizes….Time and space are reimagined in ways that directly confront and annihilate that once deemed sacred.   The... Continue Reading

Beauty and Harmony: The Holy Spirit’s Work in Creation

In the six days of creation, the Holy Spirit of God brought order to the cosmos—he brought to completion and perfection the creative activity of God.

Written by Scott Aniol | Wednesday, February 28, 2024

Every work of the Spirit serves God’s eternal plan for his world and his people. In ordering God’s creation, beautifying Israel’s tabernacle, and bringing life to the First Adam and the Last Adam, the Spirit perfects and completes God’s eternal plan in history.   The first instance of the Spirit’s work appears in the opening... Continue Reading

Christian: You Have Peace with God

Apart from Christ each one of us is at war with God.

Written by Jacob Crouch | Wednesday, February 28, 2024

Don’t ever let it cease to amaze you that you, Christian, have peace with God. Don’t let another day go by still an enemy of God. Turn from your sin and trust in Jesus. He offers peace and reconciliation through His cross. May God be praised for His incredible grace.   Therefore, since we have... Continue Reading

He Was a Kind Man

Despite all he did and all he was known for, it is the quality of kindness in the life of R.C. Sproul that is engraved for the ages.

Written by Tim Challies | Wednesday, February 28, 2024

One of the men we love and admire, a man who left his mark on so many of us, is not remembered first for his accomplishments, but for his character. His lasting legacy is not what he did, but who he was.   What comes to mind when you think of R.C. Sproul? What do... Continue Reading

Historical Theology for Systematic Theology

Scripture is our ultimate authority, but that does not mean that we do theology with our only reference being the Bible, ignoring everything else (such as creeds).

Written by Gregg Allison | Wednesday, February 28, 2024

Given the long-established nature of creedal confessions and the unlikelihood that they will ever prove to be in error, the church should consider these affirmations as true and commendable, offering wisdom for its contemporary theological formulations.   Over the course of the last several months, I’ve been engaging in a friendly dialogue about the proper... Continue Reading

The Incomparable Comfort of the Christian Faith

The Scriptures speak to the heart such words of comfort as only God could speak.

Written by Doug Eaton, Octavius Winslow | Saturday, February 24, 2024

The Bible is the opening of the heart of God. It is God’s heart unveiled, each beat inviting the mourner, the poor in spirit, the widow, the fatherless, the bereaved, the persecuted, the sufferer, yes, every child of affliction and grief to the refuge and sympathy, the protection and soothing of His heart.    As... Continue Reading

When the Walk Becomes a Crawl

One of the Most Hopeful Reminders I’ve Read about Sanctification

Written by Justin Taylor | Wednesday, February 21, 2024

We like steady and predictable. It seems to vindicate our efforts at making the Christian life work in a businesslike manner. But, in fact, there’s no formula, no secret, no technique, no program, no schedule, and no truth that guarantees the speed, distance, or time frame. On the day you die, you’ll still be somewhere... Continue Reading

The End Result for “Religious but Foolish” Men and Women

A day of reckoning will come, although foolish people can cause much damage in their wake.

Written by Bill Elliff | Wednesday, February 21, 2024

You shouldn’t be deceived when you become discouraged by how vicious, religious, yet foolish men or women can be. They will always come to a tragic end, for God will not be mocked. A lack of integrity will always be found out.   I have watched my own life and the lives of those around... Continue Reading

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