We are building schools that serve the home, not replace it. We are raising children who love wisdom more than wealth. We are creating communities where truth is not debated, but declared. We are rebuilding the ruins.   This piece was adapted from Virgil Walker’s keynote at the Fight Laugh Feast Conference A Quiet Revolution Has... Continue Reading

This isn’t just an Anglican story. It’s an evangelical one. Whenever God’s people refuse to compromise on the authority of Scripture, whenever they reform failing institutions to contend for the faith once for all delivered, whenever they choose Christ over cultural accommodation—there is encouragement for all of us.   On October 16, the anniversary of... Continue Reading

It is ironic that the focus of the graffiti is questions about basic religious matters such as death and the afterlife. Had Canterbury remained faithful to its core documents—the Bible, the Book of Common Prayer, the Thirty-Nine Articles—it would have answers to give people on such things.   The Church of England’s long suicide note... Continue Reading

Women are not called to serve in the same way that men are called to serve, but that makes them no less valued or necessary for the church. I hope that AMR [Alliance for Mission and Renewal] will reconsider how they talk about the women in their churches and value them for what God has... Continue Reading

We need to recommit ourselves to teaching, loving, and living our standards. We shouldn’t do this for tradition’s sake, but because they reflect the majesty of God and the richness of His Word.   Every church teaches doctrine whether intentionally or by neglect. The question is not if doctrine will be taught, but which doctrine... Continue Reading

We must honestly and in good faith put forth any scruples and disagreements with the Westminster Standards before the presbytery (or session) for them to rule on….if church officers do not take their vows seriously, why should we expect church members to take their vows seriously? Church leaders must set an example for the flock.... Continue Reading

What exact words did he write? We don’t know, but whatever portion of God’s law he wrote must have related to the hearts of these scribes and Pharisees, and it definitely exposed their guilt before him as Judge and King.   We’ve been digging in Deuteronomy and grabbing gold from John’s Gospel as we’ve been... Continue Reading

“We have an altar.” Forget the marble columns and gilded halls: this altar walked, wept, bled, and breathed. The altar was Jesus. The sacrifice was Jesus. The priest, the blood, the mercy, the covenant…all Jesus.   Today’s Truth: There is no altar left to build. Only one to follow. The letter came folded in worn... Continue Reading

We talk all the time about Christ dying for our sins. As we should! May we never stop proclaiming his death on the cross and subsequent resurrection! But it’s quite easy to gloss over his active obedience, his perfect life. There is truly no hope without it.   It’s commonly understood among Protestants that we’re... Continue Reading

As Presbyterians, we are called to stand firm on God’s Word, proclaim the sufficiency of Christ, and shepherd our people with love in truth and grace. Feminism, in all its forms, pulls us away from that calling.   In 1923, J. Gresham Machen published his monumental work Christianity and Liberalism as a bold response to... Continue Reading