The Daily Battleground We Often Ignore in Therapy Culture
Listening to ourselves locates the conflict in the wrong place and makes us vulnerable to attack.
Rather than conformity to the world, we are to be transformed by the renewal of our minds (Romans 12:2). We are to “take every thought captive to obey Christ” (2 Corinthians 10:5) and prepare our minds for action by setting our hope fully on grace (1 Peter 1:13). Those who study war and battle... Continue Reading
Scottish Thought Crime: Pensioner Arrested for Silent Abortion Protest
Just days after JD Vance criticised the state of free speech in Europe, yet another country has proved him right.
The Alliance Defending Freedom legal advocacy group suggests that simply “having a conversation about abortion in your OWN HOME while the windows are open” could now be a criminal offense in Scotland. A 74-year-old woman has become the first person to be charged under Scotland’s new abortion buffer zones law. The quiet, unthreatening pensioner... Continue Reading
Baptized with Spirit and Fire: Jesus’ Burning Call
Fire purifies God’s people while consuming those who reject Him.
Jesus came to baptize with the Spirit and with fire. We who have received the Spirit cannot remain passive while judgment approaches. The reality of the coming separation between wheat and chaff should compel us to proclaim the Gospel with renewed urgency. There are truths we believe we know—truths we’ve heard countless times, sung... Continue Reading
The Cross of Jesus Christ
The only hope of redemption, life, and blessing for the world.
God’s answer to the chaos and rebellion of the world is the very last thing to which the world would naturally look, namely, the crucified Christ, whose death, by the inscrutable wisdom of God, is life and blessing to the world. “But far be it from me to boast except in the cross of... Continue Reading
Hope in a World Filled with Hurting People
From a beggar at the temple gate to a man leaping with joy—one encounter changed everything. Discover how God transforms lives today, turning our limitations into testimonies of His grace.
Like the lame beggar, we’re born unable to walk in God’s ways. Like him, we’re spiritually bankrupt, unable to pay our debt to God. Like him, we can be right at the door of spiritual truth yet still be outside. And like him, healing comes wholly by grace—unearned, unexpected, transformative grace. Our world is... Continue Reading
No Race Spaces in Church
A Pastoral Response
In 100 years’ time, everyone reading this will either be dead in their sins or alive in Christ. If you are in Christ, you will be united to His body, the church, worshiping the Lamb. You will be clothed in Christ’s righteousness, and to your left and right you will imager-bearers of every skin tone,... Continue Reading
Listen to the Prayers of the Saints
They pray in humble dependence and with faith.
Listen to the prayers of the saints! They are not full of pride, but they are full of confidence in Christ. On their best days, they see themselves as the chief of sinners, and still in desperate need of a Savior. Have you ever really listened to the prayers of the saints? What do... Continue Reading
3 Ways You Can Discover Authentic Community in Your Church
What does it look like to discover (or rediscover) Christian community?
Jesus’s earthly life demonstrates a deep commitment to relationships and a remarkable sense of initiative…what would it look like for us to follow in his ways? To not only play the host but join people where they are? To pursue those outside the fold? To attend gatherings and events with intentionality and for the sake... Continue Reading
Let Me Get Home Before Dark: Wisdom to Help Pastors Finish Well
Every pastor will preach a last sermon.
If you assume most pastors finish poorly, you’d be wrong. As I look back on all my pastors and professors these last six decades, I see faithful men you’ve never heard of who got home before dark and left a quiet legacy of faithful service. It’s not right for their success to be overshadowed by... Continue Reading
Herbert Marcuse and the Reality of Sin
Herbert Marcuse understands the human problem (“sin”) as the institutionalized repression of sexual desire, his version of “redemption” entails a fundamental challenge, not only to civilization, but to each and every family.
There was a notable anecdote at the 2024 Democratic National Convention in the stream of Marcuse’s philosophy: a mobile clinic offering free abortion and free vasectomies. I think it is highly unlikely that the organizers of this initiative were sitting around reading either Eros and Civilization or One-Dimensional Man. But, this particular “practice”—a mobile clinic... Continue Reading
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