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Reflections on the Evangelical Fracturing, Ten Years In

Not only has reformed evangelicalism lost the steady leadership provided for so long by Piper, Keller, and Don Carson, but also the underlying modes of thought and the specific contexts that helped to shape those men in the first place.

Written by Jake Meador | Tuesday, January 23, 2024

During times of instability we naturally seek out allies to stand back to back with us as we feel attacked. Yet this ecumenism of the trenches can be quite dangerous. It causes us to abandon faithful brothers and sisters who we ought to persist in working with, as well as encouraging us to form quite... Continue Reading

Dear Retired Pastor: Off with the Slippers, On with the Boots

Abraham was “looking forward to the city that has foundations, whose designer and builder is God” (Heb. 11:10). This life isn’t a stroll but a hike, and a long one at that.

Written by Mike Minter | Monday, January 22, 2024

As retired pastors, we have years of experience and wisdom to share with others. Take inventory of what you’ve learned. Don’t think for one moment your ministry is over. Some of your best years have just begun. You’re in new territory with seasoned wisdom ready to be delivered to those coming behind you.    Anyone... Continue Reading

How to Properly Wrestle a Church Opossum

And other lessons learned in rural ministry.

Written by Philip Ryan | Monday, January 22, 2024

It was early and no one would be at church for another hour or so. Since I was alone, I jumped down the last two steps, belting out the wrong words to one of the hymns we were going to sing later that morning. As I landed on the sanctuary floor, there was a large... Continue Reading

A Misguided Pastoral Motive

As pastors, we can lead our people to a lot of things. Godliness must be at the top of the list, both for ourselves and our congregations.

Written by R. Scott Pace and Jim Shaddix | Tuesday, January 16, 2024

Leadership is not an end in and of itself; it naturally implies a destination. It’s kind of like application and illustration in a sermon—these elements serve as means to other ends. We don’t just do application in our sermons; we apply something. We use application to demonstrate how the truth is to be lived out.... Continue Reading

It Doesn’t Work: Reformed Church in America

The RCA has a long history of agreeing-to-disagree going all the way back to 1880. Then they hit the buzzsaw of different views on marriage and sexuality. The result was being cut in half.

Written by Aaron Vriesman | Tuesday, January 16, 2024

What happened in the RCA? In the words of one former RCA pastor, the RCA had gangrene in their right foot but amputated their left hand. “What would have made more sense is the progressives to go to the PCUSA or UCC if they were willing to leave,” said Bremer. “They were in the minority and... Continue Reading

Top 50 Stories on The Aquila Report for 2023: 1-10

Numbers 1-10 of the top 50 articles for 2023

Written by Staff | Friday, January 12, 2024

In keeping with the journalistic tradition of looking back at the recent past, we present the top 50 stories of the year that were read on The Aquila Report site based on the number of hits. We will present the 50 stories in groups of 10 to run on five lists on consecutive days. Here... Continue Reading

Top 50 Stories on The Aquila Report for 2023: 11-20

Numbers 11-20 of the top 50 articles for 2023

Written by Staff | Thursday, January 11, 2024

In keeping with the journalistic tradition of looking back at the recent past, we present the top 50 stories of the year that were read on The Aquila Report site based on the number of hits. We will present the 50 stories in groups of 10 to run on five lists on consecutive days. Here... Continue Reading

Top 50 Stories on The Aquila Report for 2023: 21-30

Numbers 21-30 of the top 50 articles for 2023

Written by Staff | Wednesday, January 10, 2024

In keeping with the journalistic tradition of looking back at the recent past, we present the top 50 stories of the year that were read on The Aquila Report site based on the number of hits. We will present the 50 stories in groups of 10 to run on five lists on consecutive days.  Here... Continue Reading

Top 50 Stories on The Aquila Report for 2023: 31-40

Numbers 31-40 of the top 50 articles for 2023

Written by Staff | Tuesday, January 9, 2024

In keeping with the journalistic tradition of looking back at the recent past, we present the top 50 stories of the year that were read on The Aquila Report site based on the number of hits. We will present the 50 stories in groups of 10 to run on five lists on consecutive days. Here... Continue Reading

Myths We’re Told about Politics

The two sides are not the same.

Written by Chris Raymond | Tuesday, January 9, 2024

While those siding with the left’s narrative of church and politics point to evidence that Americans have a general, theoretical preference for religious leaders to avoid politics,11 when the question becomes practical, few notice it in their own congregation, let alone find it bothersome. When the Pew Research Center asked Americans attending church services at... Continue Reading

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