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Indescribable Descriptives

A songwriter wishes to draw Christians to encounter the beauty of God through poetic descriptions.

Written by David de Bruyn | Monday, November 7, 2022

Talented songwriters can do better. It is not as if we don’t have an inspired songbook to show us how it’s done. Let’s mine the Word of God and the world of God for analogies that will fire and inspire the Christian imagination to rightly know and encounter our infinite God.   Don’t use adjectives... Continue Reading

Covid Added to the Childhood Vaccine Schedule: No Science, No Rationality, No Morality

Mandating these injections with very real harms and liffle-if-any benefit for children is indefensible.

Written by Michael Senger | Monday, November 7, 2022

The addition of Covid vaccines to the childhood immunization schedule legalizes mandates imposed by left-wing school districts at the local level, while shielding companies like Pfizer from liability, ensuring that no amount of harm caused by the vaccines will cut into their profits.   In a ghastly new crime against America’s children, particularly those in... Continue Reading

Letters to An Agnostic # 1—God is a Person

God’s existence is only a fraction of the really important question.

Written by David de Bruyn | Wednesday, November 2, 2022

To know if God exists, you have to begin dealing with him as a person. As in, “God, if you do exist, I would like to know you”, or “Deep down, God, I sense you exist, but I admit I do not want that to be true.” If there is no one on the other... Continue Reading

Remembering Who You Are Matters; How We Emphasise What We Are Matters More

If we’re fundamentally righteous and holy, united to Christ and indwelt by the Holy Spirit, won’t we be moved to acts that are the kind of things you’d expect righteous and holy people to do?

Written by Stephen Kneale | Wednesday, November 2, 2022

Whilst we still sin and thus evidently are still sinners, we are more fundamentally holy and righteous in the sight of God, children adopted into Jesus’ sonship, indwelt and empowered by the Holy Spirit…When we remember and recall that is who we truly are now, I suspect we will be encouraged into living in line... Continue Reading

The Modern Myth of the Secular State

People Reacting against “Theocracy” Should Really Look in the Mirror

Written by Joe Carlson | Wednesday, November 2, 2022

As Francis Schaeffer taught, if there is no God above the state, the state becomes its own god. Again, it is not whether there will be a theocracy, but which one will we live under.   NBC’s Chuck Todd recently devoted a Meet The Press segment to what he called “Rising Theocracy” with the apparent intention to first, scare our pants... Continue Reading

Jesus and Apocalyptic Imagery

The key to understanding the Biblical apocalyptic genre is found right in the pages of Holy Scripture.

Written by Kendall Lankford | Wednesday, November 2, 2022

The apocalyptic genre takes old images of the past, and the author applies them to his present people and discusses near-term important events that would soon happen in their future. In Matthew 24, Jesus plunders the pages of the Old Testament, grabbing pregnant images and metaphors, to speak volumes of information to His disciples in... Continue Reading

Good Shame, Bad Shame, and Ugly Shame

Much of the time, shame is an indication of a conscience that still functions properly.

Written by Samuel G. Parkison | Wednesday, November 2, 2022

Christ came to you at your lowest and he positively transformed you from an enemy to a friend. The Father’s overflowing, gushing love for you he displayed when he sent his Son to win your reconciliation with his life, and purchase your reconciliation with his death—all while you were breathing out venom and hatred and... Continue Reading

Incarnation versus Excarnation

"Dysconnected" Breaks Down the Transgender Anti-Gospel and Exposes Its Root Conflict with Biblical Anthropology

Written by Joshua Pauling | Wednesday, November 2, 2022

With teens increasingly identifying as non-binary and transgender, this other side of the story needs to be told. Don Johnson’s new documentary Dysconnected: The Real Story Behind the Transgender Explosion does just that—and much more. Through a combination of powerful personal stories and interviews with top-notch scholars and medical experts, Dysconnected explores why transgenderism is on the rise, the understanding of... Continue Reading

Of Doctrinal Standards & Good Faith Subscription

A denial of any doctrine expressed in the Westminster Standards of the PCA is important and must be examined.

Written by Geoff Gleason | Wednesday, November 2, 2022

Most PCA elders have accepted Good Faith Subscription in the sense that they acknowledge stated differences are permitted within the denomination. However, there is a lack of clarity about what should happen once a stated difference is made known. BCO 21-4.f states that it is the obligation of presbyteries to consider whether the difference undermines... Continue Reading

Man is Greater Than the Angels

How God's Unique Creation Helps Us to Adore Him in Love

Written by Benjamin Glaser | Tuesday, November 1, 2022

God in making us out of nothing for the glory of His name has provided for His covenant children something they could never do for themselves. If that is not worth praising the LORD in worship, in our lives, and by laying all things at His feet than we’ve missed the point of the Gospel.... Continue Reading

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