An Eleven-Year Assault on Children’s Rights and Needs
Obergefell was a disaster, but the American conscience may be starting to take notice.
At its core, the natural family recognizes that the husband of a woman who gives birth is the father of the child. Thus the presumption of paternity, which stretches back to pre-colonial times, has allowed the spouse of a woman to be listed on the child’s birth certificate, uniting children to both biological parents in... Continue Reading
The Christian Position on Race Will Offend Almost Everyone
To despise a person because of his body is to swing at the God who made it.
Racial pride insults creation and racial hatred denies the gospel. A faithful church welcomes, disciples, loves and evangelizes without sorting souls by skin. America cannot stop talking about race because America has never known how to tell the truth about it. Race, as a God-created rank of human beings, is a lie. Racism, as... Continue Reading
Principled Polytheism and the PCA
A view on the Westminster Larger Catechism Questions 108 and 109
My position is derived from understanding the reason for the change to WLC 109 and the omitting of any change whatsoever to WLC 108. In WLC 109 regarding what sins are forbidden in the second commandment, the original version (1646) said that “tolerating a false religion” is breaking the second commandment. Our American forefathers removed... Continue Reading
Men With Chests
Where there are no men, destruction comes.
The promise stands: the gates of hell cannot withstand the advance of holy, righteous, dangerous men. The only question is whether we’ll rise up and take what’s been promised, or continue sitting while everything burns around us. There is a passage in the book of Ezekiel that should make our generation shake in its... Continue Reading
Newlyweds, Tend the Garden
A good marriage doesn’t grow just because we want it to. It has to be cultivated.
The most important thing in your marriage is not your marriage. It is your relationship with God. All of your marriage flows out of your relationship with him. God doesn’t merely hand you a shovel and tell you to try harder. He teaches husbands and wives to love with a love they first received from... Continue Reading
The Hammer and the Scimitar
History shows the dangers of the alliance between socialists and Islamists.
Loving God and our neighbor means restraining evil and promoting good, not standing aside while the hammer and the scimitar take turns chipping away the Christian foundations of our society. Tuesday night, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani saw three of his preferred congressional candidates defeat establishment-backed Democrats in New York primaries. Mamdani, who... Continue Reading
The Divine Goal: Theology Leads to God (Ad Deum Ducit)
We are preparing our eyes for the blinding, beautiful light of the face of God.
We study the attributes of God now so that we will not be total strangers to His beauty when we see Him on His throne. We study the person and work of Christ now so that we can begin to learn the language of the country we are marching toward. We live in an... Continue Reading
How Did Noah Point to Christ?
In response to the curse foisted upon creation by the first Adam, one now arises who will begin the process of deliverance from this curse.
While baptism threatens with the floodwaters of judgment those who would apostatize against His covenant, it marks off Christ’s own as those who have indeed passed through the judgment waters safely in the “ark” of His own person and work. Noah stands at a watershed moment in history (2 Peter 3:5–7). In doing so,... Continue Reading
The Value of Hardship
When we are able to lose everything because we know that we get to keep Jesus, this makes God look great to the world.
Anything that hardship can take or prosperity can give pales in comparison to the One with everlasting treasures at His right hand. He is infinitely valuable. Christian suffering proves to the world that God is great. Think about it. Everyone experiences suffering. Hardships and trials mark the human race. We all experience loss, adversity,... Continue Reading
Four Problems with Believing Faith Is a Matter of Free Will
If God cannot compel our will, God has no control and cannot fulfil any of His plans.
If God is not in control of the human will, if He is not sovereign over that, we are saying that we are sovereign. Not only are we sovereign, but God is impotent. We are in control and there’s nothing God can do about it. There’s nothing He can do to change it. This is... Continue Reading
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