Facebook Removes Churches’ SermonAudio Links
Dozens of churches over the weekend said Facebook deleted their posts that included links to sermons.
Screenshots of post removal notifications showed that Facebook deleted posts with SermonAudio links for going against its Community Standards. The notifications said the links breached cybersecurity and phishing standards. SermonAudio also received notices that the social media platform removed some posts because users reported the content as abusive, it said. Dozens of churches over... Continue Reading
The Manufactured Consensus Around Trans “Medicine”
Radical gender ideologues, not physicians, lead the medical movement to trans American children.
Basic beliefs about the human person and the sanctity of life have consequences. Physicians and other providers with integrity must have the courage to stand up to ideological emperors, especially the ones with no clothes. And as frustrating as it is to be called “anti-science,” Christians must be prepared to defend created reality, and protect... Continue Reading
The Problem with Commissioning Deaconesses
To “commission” non-ordained persons is to grant authority to those the church has not ordained.
The BCO is very clear as to who the leaders of the church are—teaching elders, ruling elders, and deacons. All are ordained. No one should be appointed or “commissioned” to hold an officer-like position without being ordained as an actual officer…A deaconess is an officer-like position, or at least gives the appearance of being such. The language... Continue Reading
The Birth of Jesus, in the Gospels of Matthew and Luke
Jesus didn’t simply magically appear out of nowhere. He has a past, a mother, a hometown, and a history.
Jesus came in space and time, was of the house of David, miraculously conceived, and born in Bethlehem as the Old Testament foretold. He is the very Son of God and took on the name Immanuel, which means God with us (Matt 1:23), the one who would give his life to bring eternal life to... Continue Reading
Does “Make Every Effort” Imply Salvation by Works?
Our salvation is determined by Christ’s work, and our relationship to Him.
Luke 13:24 encourages us to have focus: you have the message of Jesus and his kingdom in front of you. Take responsibility, and don’t get pulled in this direction or that, getting distracted, led astray. No, stay focused: make every effort to enter through the narrow door. Take Jesus seriously. This is that important. ... Continue Reading
Demography and Destiny
Dealing with declining birthrates.
One can explore economic and other reasons as to why we are having fewer and fewer children. But it is ultimately a spiritual problem. Do we have a will to live? A country that tires of reproducing itself, a country that tires of people, is not just in demographic decline but spiritual decline. Around... Continue Reading
Confessional Defection with Good Intention Is Still Confessional Defection
Ongoing Challenges In The PCA
It’s time to face the unvarnished truth. The biggest threat to the church at large and the PCA in particular has never been unbelief and rank compromise but confessional defection with good intention. It’s primarily the un-confessional yet well intended shepherds from within who are uniquely positioned to lead Christ’s sheep astray and infect the whole lump... Continue Reading
Should You Answer a Fool According to His Folly?
Proverbs 26:4 forbids answering a fool, while the next verse insists we respond to him.
It takes great wisdom to know how and when to respond to fools. Though a Christian should never entertain foolish behavior, such as exchanging slander for slander (1 Peter 3:9), he should speak up early and often to foolish arguments so as to protect the truth. Answering 439 Bible Contradictions Answer Sometimes a wise man should respond to... Continue Reading
Jonah and the Resurrection of Christ: From Type to Antitype
The details in Jonah typify the details in Jesus.
Jonah’s three days in the “grave” of the fish and his repulsive resurrection fits a typological pattern culminating in Christ’s three days in the grave and glorious resurrection. These points of contact establish historical correspondence and escalation from one resurrection to the next. Indeed, in Christ “something greater than Jonah is here” (Matt. 12:41; Luke 11:32). ... Continue Reading
You Are God’s Child, But Don’t Mistake Intimacy for Frivolity
A word of caution.
When the Bible tells us that God is our Abba, it doesn’t mean we should be frivolous in the way we approach Him. We must, therefore, be careful to draw that distinction. The teacher in Ecclesiastes had a helpful word for his audience about how to approach the house of God, “Guard your steps when... Continue Reading
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