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How to Teach Your Children Excellence

Children should pursue excellence in beauty, such as the way they hang a portrait.

Written by Paul Schlehlein | Tuesday, November 26, 2024

People will pay high prices for those that do excellent work. This is difficult to find. David was so gifted and so full of character, that it appears his temporary residence with Saul quickly moved to full-time. Eventually, Saul asked David’s father for permission for David to stay at the palace. David was too gifted... Continue Reading

True Liberation Is Grounded in Truth

And love of neighbor is grounded in God’s love for us.

Written by Jordan J. Ballor | Tuesday, November 26, 2024

Our love for others must be rooted in our love for God and even more importantly in God’s transformational love for us. But this love cannot be confused with a simple sentimentality or sappy sweetness that so often passes for it today. Rather, our love has to be formed by and founded in the truth... Continue Reading

What Is Pastoral Burnout, and What Contributes to It?

Part of the modeling of a pastor is to say, “Here’s how you exist as a human. You have limitations. You are human.”

Written by Coleman M. Ford | Tuesday, November 26, 2024

I think another thing that really contributes to pastoral burnout is practical questions like, Are we sleeping well? Are we exercising and getting outside? Are we eating things that are actually good for our body? Embodiment is very crucial to understanding how to be a good pastor. A lot of times pastors sort of see... Continue Reading

George Bailey Is the Protestant Elite We Need

He changed the entire future trajectory of Bedford Falls for the better.

Written by Aaron M. Renn | Monday, November 25, 2024

George Bailey didn’t want to run the Building and Loan. He wanted to go to college. He wanted to travel the world. He wanted to have a honeymoon. In every case, he could have folded and pursued his own dreams. But he didn’t. George Bailey saw a need and stepped into the gap. He chose... Continue Reading

Dr. Robert B. Strimple, 89, OPC Minister and Seminary Professor, Called Home to Glory

Dr. Robert B. Strimple (April 18, 1935-November 17, 2024) was a retired minister in the Orthodox Presbyterian Church and former professor of systematic theology at Westminster Seminary (Philadelphia) and Westminster Seminary (California),

Written by W. Robert Godfrey | Monday, November 25, 2024

Strimple was always forward and outward looking. At the tenth anniversary celebration of WSC he articulated this in his address entitled “For All People—One Christ, One Gospel, One Mandate.” This passion for carrying the gospel into the world had already been expressed in his inaugural address as the first president of WSC, in which he... Continue Reading

The Power of Habit in Teaching Our Children About God

Continue to be steadfast in your efforts to point the hearts and lives of your children toward Him.

Written by Erica Chase | Monday, November 25, 2024

The fact is that taking our children to church each Sunday to worship the living God—rain or shine, good attitudes or bad—is shaping their hearts and minds about what is important. Maybe we hear the whole sermon or only a couple of lines. Either way, God blesses us for our obedience to him. Our kids... Continue Reading

The Fall of Archbishop Welby

He has fallen for allegedly assisting in the covering-up of abuse. He should have fallen much earlier for covering up of orthodoxy.

Written by Carl R. Trueman | Monday, November 25, 2024

That the scandal has brought down Welby is interesting, not least because he may well be one of the less guilty parties involved. His sins are those of omission. He was not beating young men to within an inch of their lives. But it is also ironic. Welby had been oh-so courageous in the early... Continue Reading

Should Science Define Christian Doctrines?

Review: ‘Defending Sin’ by Hans Madueme.

Written by Rhyne Putman | Monday, November 25, 2024

‘Defending Sin’ is an attempt to argue to reveal truth rather than to win at all costs. By defending the biblical account of the fall, Madueme’s work serves a larger purpose. He makes the case that Christians can embrace science without capitulating on matters that Scripture and the Christian tradition have agreed on for millennia.  ... Continue Reading

Pornography’s Big Lie: The Fear of Missing Out

The battle is not only about freedom from pornography, it is equally about freedom for life in Christ.

Written by Mark Sanders | Monday, November 25, 2024

There are many reasons to fight sin, especially sexual sin. This article is focused on one particular reason that the Bible legitimizes—sin harms the sinner. The book of Proverbs is full of warnings not to sin because it will lead to pain, suffering, and death. Wanting what is best for your life is not selfish,... Continue Reading

The Christian in a Therapeutic Age

The good truth for our time—and all eternity—is that the God-human, Jesus, has made a way for us to recover our humanity.

Written by Ian Harber | Monday, November 25, 2024

The therapeutic world tells us a story for us to live in. It tells us that the goal of life is to find peace, that the problem in the world is whatever causes us pain or discomfort, that the world is a dangerous place full of exploitation and trauma, that the way to find peace from those... Continue Reading

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