Has the World Gone Mad—Or Did It Take a Woman Getting Punched by a Man for Everyone to Finally Notice?
This isn’t about sports. It’s about a nation losing its mind.
Sports are merely the arena where ideology collides with reality. The deeper problem? We are a people who have rejected truth, and God is letting us choke on the consequences. Romans 1 isn’t a metaphor. It’s a diagnosis…A debased mind cannot think straight, cannot see straight, cannot distinguish male from female, cannot protect the vulnerable,... Continue Reading
The Bullet Never Lies: What the Tongue Reveals About the Heart
Just as the bullet reveals where the barrel was truly pointed, our words reveal where our hearts are truly aimed.
The tone of our voice, the words we choose, the way we respond – all of these things disclose our hearts. When James says that if we cannot bridle our tongue our religion is “useless,” he is reminding us that a lack of self-control in speech points to deeper heart issues. On the other hand,... Continue Reading
UK Becomes First Western Country To Ban (Some) Porn
This is the first legislation that specifically criminalizes a form of pornography on the basis that, even if it is ‘consensual,’ it harms society.
The UK is now taking a stand against suffocation and strangulation on porn sites. The anti-porn side of the debate has won not because the establishment is embracing sexual morality, but because the fallout from the ubiquitous porn use from a young age has been so manifestly devastating that only a malevolent idiot could deny... Continue Reading
Wisdom is Being Willing to Learn
Jesus invites us to become wise by first admitting that we need instruction.
I learned a lot of things the hard way. My mother used to tell me, “Experience is a sure teacher, but it’s the harshest one.” Experience will not flinch when it decides to teach you a lesson. This is where the gospel can save you a good deal of pain and help you grow by leaps, because... Continue Reading
Twin Towers
Augustine's 'City of God 'and John Calvin's 'Institutes of The Christian Religion'.
If the question is, “Why are these books SO great–so as to be esteemed above all others?”–the answer, in my opinion, would be, “Because they are totally committed to the service of the One, True, and Only God, who has revealed Himself in His Son our Lord Jesus Christ.” It is my humble opinion, that the two greatest and most... Continue Reading
The Biblical Call to Stewardship of Time
Overindulgence of recreation, especially the excessive escape to the digital world, is a symptom of a life lived to please self.
Demandsage reports: “The average US screen time has reached 7 hours and 3 minutes.” That is on average. That is each day. Extrapolate that over a year and it adds up to 2,573 hours spent on a screen. That is about enough time for one man to build a 1,500 square foot house from scratch.... Continue Reading
Business Books to Assist Church Leadership
While the church is not a business, it is an organization.
Some of what Gerber says about the customer and a business’s development and function simply won’t work, because it is going to conflict with parts of our theology. However, he stresses legitimate ideas about systems, order and uniformity that are of value. Some of the businesses that succeeded have these things down, so that employees... Continue Reading
Islam’s Growth in the West
The Christian response should be urgency, not alarm.
“Islam is winning some hearts that long for meaning, conviction, and community—hearts that should be hearing the credibility of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. The tragedy isn’t that Islam is advancing. It’s that the Church has been retreating. Islam’s growth doesn’t prove that the religion is true. It proves its followers take their faith seriously,... Continue Reading
A House of Prayer or a Den of Thieves?
Jesus came to evaluate His people Israel, and Jesus was a firm but fair grader.
Israel thought they could rebel against God and that the temple would be a place of refuge from God’s judgment. They thought they could worship idols, break the ten commandments, and ignore the prophet of the Lord but that no matter how bad they were, the temple would keep them safe. God warns that this... Continue Reading
Lust and the Reformed Confessions
Where the gospel is embraced, sexual holiness is demanded.
If we call ourselves Reformed, then we do not admire the courage of our fathers and then cower before Netflix, leggings culture, and TikTok. We obey Christ, we mortify the flesh, we dress with dignity, we look away from temptation, we choose holy entertainment, and we stand guard over our imagination. The command is clear.... Continue Reading
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