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The Lure of Androgyny

Gender fluidity and ambiguity are being driven in part by the collapse of family and community.

Written by Mary Eberstadt | Friday, November 8, 2019

The increased expression of ambiguous sexuality reflects a deeper metamorphosis that has been under way since the 1960s, of which today’s obsession with gender identity is but a part. There is a gravitation toward an androgynous mean, which I believe has been forced upon us by the sexual revolution’s reconfiguring of the human ecosystem.  ... Continue Reading

God Wrote a Book

The Wonder of Having His Words

Written by David Mathis | Wednesday, November 6, 2019

One of the greatest facts in all of history is that God gave us a Book. He gave us a Book! He has spoken. He has revealed himself to us through prophets and apostles, and appointed that they write down his words and that they be preserved. We have his words! We can hear in... Continue Reading

Social Media’s Attack on Meekness

Does your time spent online stir up passions and move you from a spirit of humble quietness to one of contemptuous frustration?

Written by Doug Eaton | Wednesday, November 6, 2019

Someone says something online that we find offensive, and we retaliate with a harsh word, a quick jab, or a joke a their expense. What we have done in that moment is allowed them to steal our blessing of a quiet and gentle spirit to pay them back for their worthless words. Most people are quick... Continue Reading

Fruitless Fig Trees

There is a lie being perpetrated all through the Church in our day. That lie is that it is wrong to confront those who are teaching false doctrine.

Written by Mike Ratliff | Wednesday, November 6, 2019

It is such a huge tragedy that the predominate form of Christianity in the world right now is the product of the Church Growth movement. This movement is all about restructuring churches so that they will appeal to the unchurched. They take away the Gospel and replace it with easy-believism which saves no one.  ... Continue Reading

3 Valuable Lessons Nursing Home Visitation Taught Me

I came to realize I needed these visits more than our oldest church members needed to see me.

Written by Chris Hulshof | Wednesday, November 6, 2019

In a culture that places an inordinate value on youth and image, caring for those who lack both can be a lost art in church ministry. Pastors who practice this art, however, will come to see how church members who are most connected to the past can have a positive impact on shepherding the local... Continue Reading

Book Review of “Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy: Discovering the Grace of Lament,” by Mark Vroegop

Lament is “a prayer in pain that leads to trust."

Written by Jared Poulton | Wednesday, November 6, 2019

Everyone will face suffering in life, and the grace of lament helps Christians persevere. I recommend this book for anyone who is grieving or walking through suffering. Since every person daily interacts with the effects of sin upon the world, all believers will benefit from learning how to respond to sin and suffering with lament.... Continue Reading

How is disagreement resolved in the Council of Acts 15?

Does this offer us some kind of framework for decision-making in the contemporary context when faced with a sharp difference of view?

Written by Ian Paul | Wednesday, November 6, 2019

It is hard to underestimate what a seismic shift it was for the early church to come to terms with the idea that salvation for Jesus was for gentiles who remained as gentiles rather than joining the historic people of God by becoming converts to Judaism.   The account of the Council of Jerusalem in... Continue Reading

Sanctification: “I’m justified, so why sanctified?”

Those in Christ will over time grow to look more and more like Christ.

Written by Tim Bertolet | Wednesday, November 6, 2019

There is a species of wrong teaching out there that says if you believe Jesus is your Savior, you are so completely saved that even if you live your entire life without obeying any of Jesus’ commands, you are still truly saved. Sanctification is like a bonus. Doesn’t really matter but it can be a... Continue Reading

Become a Grown-Up

There is a growing concern among some people that the younger generation, including our covenant youth, are putting off adulthood as long as possible.

Written by Jerry O'Neill | Friday, November 1, 2019

There is a growing concern among some people that the younger generation, including our covenant youth, are putting off adulthood as long as possible. And perhaps that is partially due to what they see in the lives of those of us who are older. Leisure is all-consuming these days. The leisure economy is what makes... Continue Reading

Where Will its Stand on the Six Days of Creation Lead the PCA?

How did the PCA, with only 170 out of over 900 elders dissenting, decide that something other than the six 24 hour days of creation view was acceptable?

Written by Bill Peacock | Friday, November 1, 2019

Throughout history, the church has read Scripture as reporting a God-created creation that occurred over six 24-hour days (or instantaneously, in at least one instance) within the last several thousand years. From the church fathers through Augustine (instantaneous creation), Aquinas, the Reformers (including Calvin), the Westminster Divines, and the post reformers, this has been the... Continue Reading

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