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Understanding Right and Left, Part 2: Yuval Levin’s The Great Debate: Edmund Burke, Thomas Paine, and the Birth of Right and Left

Defining the political right and left

Written by William B. Evans | Thursday, January 16, 2014

Levin has succeeded rather well in demonstrating that the impulses we call Right and Left in America have a long and rich history.  The Left, with its utopian preoccupations with the abstract ideals of individual autonomy and equality, and its sanguine confidence in the power of government to achieve these goals, reflects convictions articulated at... Continue Reading

Gambling with God: Ryan Bell’s Atheist Bet

Without having lost his belief in God, Bell wants to explore atheism as an alternative faith system

Written by Lynn Marie Tonstad | Thursday, January 16, 2014

Bell was an adjunct teacher at Azuza Pacific University and Fuller Seminary. His contract was not renewed this semester after the project started, and along with the suspension of a project he had undertaken with another church, this caused him to conclude on his blog that “Those who “come out” as atheist face serious consequences... Continue Reading

Obama Moves To Weaponize IRS

IRS is attempting to double down on conservative groups

Written by Matt Barber | Thursday, January 16, 2014

Mat Staver, chairman of Liberty Counsel Action – one of the many conservative organizations to be silenced – commented on the breaking scandal: “One of the core liberties in our constitutional republic is the right to dissent,” he said. “But desperate to force his radical agenda on the American people, Barack Obama and his chosen... Continue Reading

The Biggest “Contradiction” in the Bible

Does James contradict Paul on faith and works?

Written by David Murray | Wednesday, January 15, 2014

In Romans, the context is our standing before God, God’s view and verdict upon us.  In that sense, God justifies us by our faith, He counts us as righteous because of the faith that He alone can see. In James, the context is our standing before people, their view and verdict upon us. In that... Continue Reading

A Few Good Men, Not a Few Good Yes Men

Every minister needs good local elders

Written by Carl Trueman | Wednesday, January 15, 2014

In the meantime, every minister needs good local elders, men whom he has not chosen, who see him each Sunday, who hear him preach and pray, who connect with him during the week, who see how he treats his wife and his children, who observe how he speaks to visitors, who know how he relates... Continue Reading

Speak of the Trinity Often

When we speak of God in the pulpit, we should speak of the Trinity.

Written by Jared Moore | Wednesday, January 15, 2014

If you commonly reference the Trinity in your pulpit ministry, your hearers will naturally pick up an orthodox view of the Trinity, which will provide them with a foundation on which to answer the various false gods, false religions, and cults in their surrounding communities. The Trinity is one of the most essential distinguishing doctrines... Continue Reading

Missions: Rescuing from Hell and Renewing the World

The missionaries that will do the most good for eternity and for time are those who focus on converting the nations to faith in Christ

Written by John Piper | Wednesday, January 15, 2014

The implication is that the way to achieve the greatest social and cultural transformation is not to focus on social and cultural transformation, but on the “conversion” of individuals from false religions to faith in Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of sins and the hope of eternal life. Or to put it another way, missionaries... Continue Reading

Just Words

What we say with our mouths or type with our fingers reveals what is going on inside us.

Written by Hannah Anderson | Wednesday, January 15, 2014

And suddenly we understand why John called Jesus “the Word” of God.  Jesus Christ is the embodiment—the incarnation—of the Father’s heart. What we could not see, what previously had had no form, reveals itself to us in Him. To paraphrase His own words, “Out of the abundance of God’s heart, Jesus is.” And this is... Continue Reading

The End of Morality Laws? Not Exactly

Does the legalization of same-sex marriage and polygamy mean the end of all morality laws?

Written by Albert Mohler | Wednesday, January 15, 2014

Well, it is and it isn’t. The law will continue to embody a morality code, just a very different code from the Christian moral system that undergirded Western law for more than a thousand years. This new secular morality is radically different, to be sure; there is just a very different morality driving the new... Continue Reading

Performance Prayers No More

These kinds of prayers are said not to God, but to people.

Written by His Grace My Growth | Wednesday, January 15, 2014

We’ve all witnessed them. They are in every church, regardless of the church’s level of faithfulness. These prayers are at the Wednesday night prayer meeting, Sunday morning service, church staff meeting, Christian conference and home group gathering. And its purpose is to rile a crowd. Its aim is not to commune publicly with a living God, but to inspire a group... Continue Reading

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