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Do You Knock at the Gates of the Grave?

Previous generations of Christians had a heightened understanding of the importance of being ready.

Written by Tim Challies | Tuesday, February 22, 2022

We knock and listen so we are prepared for the day—the inevitable day—when the gates will open to receive us to new life or a second death, to the bliss of heaven or the horrors of hell. We knock to ensure we are waiting, to ensure we are ready, to ensure we will go to be... Continue Reading

Jesus and John Wayne: A Review

Du Mez offers no proposed solutions, no path forward, and no appeal to the gospel.

Written by John D. Wilsey | Tuesday, February 22, 2022

Du Mez’s work reads less as history and more as ideology, and an ideology with little in the way of faith, hope, or charity. All we have before us as we reach the end of the book is a cliff edge, with no path forward to forgiveness and reconciliation. There is no apparent hope. But... Continue Reading

Words as Weapons: Why We Must Stand Our Ground over Pronouns

Language is the first domino in the war over reality—and pronouns have nothing to do with politeness and everything to do with ideological submission.

Written by Jonathon Van Maren | Tuesday, February 22, 2022

Words are everything. Words shape how we understand and perceive reality. Trans activists trying to transform our society understand that, and we should too. “Pronoun courtesy” is nothing more than a public surrender to a poisonous ideology—and that is precisely how it looks to those demanding our verbal submission.    In the autumn of 2016,... Continue Reading

Truthfulness Is Not Optional

Fairness and generosity make justice and good judgment possible.

Written by Glenn Arbery | Tuesday, February 22, 2022

In the war of the mind, students need to master the tools of grammar, logic, and rhetoric that have been painstakingly developed since antiquity. They need the intellectual courage developed through real engagement with minds better than their own.    In a time when crime and inflation are rising together, when independent nations are threatened... Continue Reading

The Gospel Has Many Political Implications for a Nation

Those who tell other Christians they should not be concerned with the political implications of the Gospel are denigrating the great legacy of societal change that the Gospel has achieved in the West.

Written by Matthew Littlefield | Monday, February 21, 2022

A generation that refuses to apply the political implications of the Gospel to their society will be a generation that quickly watches their nation return to its pagan roots. It’s not a coincidence that we are seeing this happen in our day, because many people have forgotten just how the Gospel affected change in the... Continue Reading

A Theology of Nature

It seems that reformed theologians don’t talk as much about nature anymore.

Written by James McManus | Monday, February 21, 2022

We have a responsibility to be good stewards of nature. And, I think we are called to have a certain conviction to enjoy nature. Some of us may enjoy it more than others and that’s ok—just as long as we enjoy what God has given us and surrounds us with.    One of the first... Continue Reading

Scripture Is the Sufficient Standard (1689 1:1)

All things pertaining to the Christian faith are found in the canon of Scripture.

Written by Adam Nesmith | Wednesday, February 16, 2022

Everyone wants to hear directly from God. Everyone wants the comfort of having a message from the all-powerful creator of the universe. The good news is that God’s words have been preserved for you. God has committed His words “wholly into writing.”   “The Holy Scripture is the only sufficient, certain, and infallible rule of... Continue Reading

We Should Have Heeded Schaeffer’s Prophetic Warnings

"We need a new, young generation who will stand and be counted as radicals for truth and for Christ."

Written by Bill Muehlenberg | Wednesday, February 16, 2022

What Schaeffer wrote there nearly 40 years ago was prophetic in nature. But as is so often the case, such prophetic words are ignored and rejected. As we look around the West today we see the sad fulfilment of what he had warned against.   On May 15, 1984, the great evangelical thinker, Presbyterian pastor, and noted... Continue Reading

What Does Paul Say about Spiritual Warfare?

Spiritual warfare is integral to Christian discipleship.

Written by Stanley D. Gale | Wednesday, February 16, 2022

Spiritual warfare cannot be an elective in the curriculum of Christian discipleship; nor can it be neglected by those appointed to lead Christ’s church in kingdom mission.   For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the cosmic powers over this present darkness, against the spiritual... Continue Reading

Laughter 101: Why Humor Matters for the Christian Life

The capacity for humor is both a gift from God and a unique characteristic of humanity.

Written by Bruce Ashford | Wednesday, February 16, 2022

The redemption theory holds that humor’s essence is found in humanity’s amused perception of ambiguity and incongruence, but also in God’s provision of humor as something that helps us deal with disorder, ambiguity, and pain that exist in a fallen world.   How many philosophers does it take to explain a joke? Quite a few,... Continue Reading

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