Do We Have the Right Books of the Bible?
Christian theologians—especially in the Reformed world—have long argued that there is a foundational way that we can know that books are from God: the internal qualities of the books themselves.
The New Testament canon that we possess today is due not to the machinations of later church leaders or to the political influence of Constantine but to the fact that these books imposed themselves on the church through their internal qualities. In other words, these books were used the most because they proved themselves to... Continue Reading
Battling Pornography
When you flee to your Lord, the trap that the enemy has set (temptation) springs back upon him instead.
There has to be a greater affection than your desire for sin, otherwise, you’ll keep going back to your deepest desires. The moment you begin desiring lust in your mind, long before you ever open up the videos or images, repent for even the desire to sin. Flee to Christ immediately. The need is... Continue Reading
David French and the Future of Orthodox Protestantism
The future for Protestant Christians, and the choices we will have to make, are becoming clearer.
Orthodox Protestants in America can now have clarity on the way forward and the choices that lie before them. The elites are accommodating, as I predicted they would be. And new leadership is now needed, one that understands the exile nature of the church, the inevitable opposition of the world, and the importance of opposing... Continue Reading
3 Ways God Preserves the Human Race
God instituted three guardrails to hold back human depravity following the flood.
The ongoing effects of the Fall are devastating. But when people curse and deny God they are lashing out at the One who sustains them, preserves them, and stays His wrath against them. There are a few verses that show our need for Christ more than Genesis 6:5, “The Lord saw that the wickedness... Continue Reading
Hasn’t Yet Been Tried
The insatiable thirst that people have for power is becoming a defining feature of our political landscape.
A nation as broad and diverse as ours has a great many challenges and a great many divisions…But we do have a system—devised and founded by men who understood the depravity of man and the corruptions of concentrated power—whereby no one faction gets a permanent upper hand, and there are exceedingly few permanent political victories. ... Continue Reading
Nobody Wants to Play by the West’s Made-Up Rules
"The West is no longer able to coherently identify the moral standard they’re trying to impose on the world. So, like spoilt children, they stomp their feet and issue threats because the other kids don’t want to play by their made-up rules."
The West may learn too late that there are only two options before us: Christ or chaos. Once we abandon God, as Dostoevsky warned, everything becomes permissible. And when everything is permissible, we lose, not only any meaningful basis for evaluating the behaviour of other cultures, but any effective means of slowing the moral decline... Continue Reading
Lectures to My Students
A Reader’s Guide to a Christian Classic
Spurgeon presents a vision for long-term faithfulness. Lectures on ministerial progress, earnestness, and dependence on the Holy Spirit provide a roadmap for a lifetime of faithful ministry. Many today easily get caught up in church-growth metrics and social-media influence; Spurgeon calls pastors to preach the word, work hard, remain prayerful, and entrust the results to... Continue Reading
Evangelicalism in the 1970s and 80s—Scripture’s Inerrancy and Errant Evangelicals (Part 1)
Many who abandoned the foundational evangelical belief in the inerrancy of Scripture took the evangelical label with them and expanded it to allow for their belief in “limited inerrancy.”
More than a decade before Newsweek declared 1976 the “Year of the Evangelicals,” the coalition of conservative Protestants had already begun to break apart…Evangelicals were engaged in a Battle for the Bible. Few periods of the last century were more destructive, realigning, reshaping, and redefining of Evangelicalism than the decade and a half beginning in... Continue Reading
Gay Marriage Isn’t the New Interracial Marriage
By suggesting that gay marriage is the new interracial marriage, the "Respect for Marriage Act" suggests interracial marriage is perverse.
The difference between gay people and black people is homosexual behaviour is a sin, dark skin isn’t a sin. Therefore, although interracial marriage was illegal in some states decades ago, it’s never been immoral. Gay “marriage,” however, has always been immoral. The Respect for Marriage Act doesn’t respect marriage at all. A more accurate name... Continue Reading
How Men Were Made Redundant
Book Review: "Of Boys and Men: Why the Modern Male Is Struggling, Why It Matters, and What to Do About It," by Richard Reeves
Reeves’ work may be the most well-researched compilation of problems plaguing the modern male. Mothers, fathers, wives, employers, and educators are “really worried about boys and men,” Reeves emphasizes. “We need a pro-social vision of masculinity for a post-feminist world.” Men are losing their grip. Literally. Adult men today have a 30-pound weaker grip strength... Continue Reading
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