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A Useful Distinction Regarding Church and State in Our Covid-19 Controversy

Why some of us are not fully supportive of all that GCC and MacArthur are saying and doing.

Written by R. Scott Clark | Friday, October 2, 2020

When the magistrate requires us to disobey God, we should make our case to the him and explain why we are conscience bound to disobey him. This is America. The 1619 Project notwithstanding, one of the principal reasons people came here was to be able to worship freely, according to conscience.   For better or... Continue Reading

New Religions for a Godless World

It should be no great surprise that the tide has once again turned and is sweeping people away from institutional faiths in favor of intuitional alternatives.

Written by Tim Challies | Friday, October 2, 2020

All of these new religions locate meaning within this world rather than outside of it. Their narratives, from origins to anthropology to soteriology to eschatology, are immanent rather than transcendent, and therefore ultimately doomed to disappoint and to fail. They offer utopian visions that cannot and will not be realized.   We’ve all heard by... Continue Reading

Great Awokening: Fight against Critical Theory & Intersectionality Enters New Phase

Woke Christians are angry: at the conference, its organizers and its message.

Written by Capstone Report | Friday, October 2, 2020

Sovereign Nations is hosting October 8-10 in Tampa, Florida a conference featuring Michael O’Fallon, Tom Ascol, Josh Buice, Darrell Bernard Harrison, Virgil Walker, Rod Martin, John Connell, Ryan Helfenbein to talk about the dangers of Critical Race Theory and Intersectionality on the church.   It is time for Christians to wake up, stand up, and... Continue Reading

Beauty Defined (with Some Help from Edwards)

It may be true that no beauty exists without beholders; it is equally true that beholders do not create beauty out of themselves.

Written by David de Bruyn | Thursday, October 1, 2020

Is beauty equivalent to truth and goodness? Certainly beauty as some kind of ultimate value must place it into relationship with other ultimate values such as goodness or truth. Again, this definition, by itself, falls short. Beauty, as the Hebrew writers showed us, is more than a philosophical construct or abstract notion. Beauty is a... Continue Reading

The Shoulders of Giants, the Counsel of the Wise

Only by standing on their shoulders will we be enabled to see further than they saw.

Written by Nicholas T. Batzig | Wednesday, September 30, 2020

If the church is to be rooted in the timeless truths of God’s word, it needs leaders who are standing on the shoulders of giants in whom the Spirit of God was at work. If pastors are to navigate the overwhelming challenges of an increasingly secular and antagonistic society–not to mention the internal attacks from... Continue Reading

Learning Contentment

Learning contentment doesn’t just happen; contentment is learned in the school of both affliction and prosperity as we set our hope continually upon God.

Written by Micah Colbert | Wednesday, September 30, 2020

Gratitude overflows from a heart humbled and captivated by gospel grace. It is an expression of faith that also deepens faith. What happens when we embrace an attitude of gratitude? Our focus becomes reoriented. Our gaze shifts away from our selfish tendency to think that we need more in order to humbly celebrate all that... Continue Reading

Cuties and Cognitive Dissonance

Both political tribes tend to save their fiercest wrath for those inside the tribe who don’t join every charge against the Enemy.

Written by Samuel D. James | Wednesday, September 30, 2020

I could be misreading something, but it sure seems to me that a majority of defenses of Netflix’s indefensible Cuties are coming in from the same groups of folks who cheer the age of the “trigger warning” on university campuses. I’m not sure how one arrives intellectually at the conclusion that Rudyard Kipling and Huck... Continue Reading

Caretakers of the Vine

How does God accomplish taking away and pruning?

Written by Stan Gale | Wednesday, September 30, 2020

The elders of the church have their work cut out for them. Just as a garden needs constant attention lest it become overrun with weeds, so the church needs constant attention to uproot weeds of error and contaminants of immorality.   My Father is the vinedresser. (John 15:1, NKJV) Every year I brace myself for... Continue Reading

Looking to What is Unseen

We must fix our eyes on what we can’t see.

Written by Lauren Washer | Wednesday, September 30, 2020

Can we rejoice in what is unseen, knowing that the temporal stuff of this life pales in comparison to God’s glory? We’re waiting and hoping for something far better than understanding or what we can behold with our physical eyes. We’re being transformed from one glory to another.   During one of our last summer... Continue Reading

The Demise of the Deified Self

The I-can-do-this self-talk and building ourselves up from the inside has exhausted us. There is no rest for the one who depends on self for everything.

Written by Jen Oshman | Wednesday, September 30, 2020

Let’s face it: we were duped by the culture that raised us. The ideas that we swim around in are wreaking havoc. As we match them up against the biblical truths of the gospel, we see how they ring hollow. Like the alluring but destructive creatures in Greek mythology, self is a Siren. We are... Continue Reading

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