The Deconstruction of the Family
The ferocious assault on the family is now nearly complete.
A great way to demolish the institutions of marriage and family is to redefine them out of existence. So far down this path have we gone in recent times that we can no longer even use words like “mother.” We are now being forced to use moonbat concepts such as “birthing persons.” For decades... Continue Reading
To What End?
Our knowledge is nothing without love.
The need is for Christians who know Scripture and theology who love God and the story of redemption, who will in winsome and fervent love take this beautiful story of redemption to their neighbors and coworkers and friends. They will be Christians who are known not simply for their keen doctrinal eye, but for their... Continue Reading
Conservatives Who Call Caitlyn Jenner ‘She’ Forfeit The Truth
If you know a man is a man and a woman is a woman, then referring to Jenner in the feminine sense violates your moral compass and prescription to the truth.
How people refer to Jenner wields immense influence on the trajectory of the culture…If Americans wish to uphold the societal order, now is the time to not waver on affirming false pronouns the left recognizes can fundamentally shift hearts and minds. Since announcing a gubernatorial bid in California, Caitlyn Jenner has ignited a conversation... Continue Reading
A Desperately Sick Baby and the Secret Will of God
We are in no position to critique God’s masterplan because we see such a miniscule part of it.
With our finite, limited vision we can barely understand how the one tiny little sliver that we can see intersects with a few of the other things that are going on around it, never mind all the millions of ways, seen and unseen, that any one event impacts on and interrelates with all the other... Continue Reading
Did Christianity Evolve?
Or was Jesus considered God from the earliest days of the Christian faith?
If the truth of Jesus of Nazareth has been radically changed; if his message has been altered, and the truth of the Resurrection changed, Christianity itself would collapse even by its own standard. Skeptics sometimes argue that the Christianity in its early years looked different than modern-day Christianity. Specifically, they question whether Jesus claimed to... Continue Reading
Worship as a Means of Grace
God calls us to worship him. In that call that we see how worship, an end in itself for the Christian, is also a means of grace.
While it is the Holy Spirit who works in the believer, it is the duty of Christians to actively engage any channel by which they may access that work. All of the means of grace are meant for the building up of Christians corporately and individually, that when engaged properly is building the church up... Continue Reading
Courage Inspired by the Martyrs
God measures time by the blood of martyrs.
Courage allows what is good, right and wise to guide us even in the presence of fear. It enters a particularly difficult day with hope. It knows that death is the most powerful of enemies, and the resurrection of Jesus has taken away its bite. Among the many heroes of faith, the martyrs stand... Continue Reading
Cultural Appropriation Is Standard Christian Fare
Our shared humanity permits us—indeed, requires us—to understand the experiences of people that differ from us.
The universal category that encompasses us all (namely, image-bearers of God) ultimately trumps particular identities and gives us the right to claim some level of first-hand knowledge and experience of other peoples’ stories. Cultural appropriation—the art of appropriating aspects (songs, stories, apparel, traditions, rituals, etc.) of some (minority) culture by an entity that doesn’t... Continue Reading
Beautiful Difference: The (Whole-Bible) Complementarity of Male and Female
Complementarity—“a relationship or situation in which two or more different things improve or emphasize each other’s qualities”—is written into creation.
The cosmos is made up of all kinds of complementary pairs, with male and female serving as a paradigmatic example: that is why cosmological complementarity is reflected in some human languages (der Tag/die Nacht, le ciel/la terre, el sol/la luna, and so on). The Jewish-Christian vision of sexual complementarity, as such, reflects our vision of cosmological complementarity—and... Continue Reading
Yes, It is Exclusive and Offensive
There is no such thing as a non-offensive and non-exclusive gospel.
Jesus certainly did not seek to please people and make them feel good. He was not about trying to be nice all the time. It almost seems that he went out of his way to offend people, to divide the crowds, and to force people to make tough decisions. The Christian gospel can be... Continue Reading
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