Christians are commanded to love God with all of their minds, and when we refuse to do so, we are being disobedient and sinning against God. If things can be more easily twisted or misunderstood online, then that is all the more reason to take greater care in what we share and how we present... Continue Reading

Where in these United States can I now go to purchase a slave? Nowhere; and it would be to my ruin if I tried. Why? Because the abolitionists kept speaking in love until slavery became unthinkable. Pro-lifers will do the same until it becomes unthinkable to destroy a child in the womb, poison or mutilate an adolescent... Continue Reading

The most neglected step of leadership at home may be equipping our children to become all they can be in Christ. While the church and our wives are tasked to assist fathers, we [as fathers] are the ones charged by God with the responsibility to equip children for life by teaching them the ways of... Continue Reading

Recently, we posted links on our webpage to external organizations offering a wide range of recommendations and frequently asked questions on immigration. MNA’s leadership erroneously allowed the posting of content that advised undocumented persons on ways to avoid being detained by authorities…We confess that we fell short of our Biblical and Confessional standard. We repent... Continue Reading

Seeing the parallels of the means of grace in tabernacle worship and new covenant worship gives us a greater appreciation of all that Christ won for us in His mediation, as the writer of Hebrews reminds us: the High Priest of the order of Melchizedek—Jesus (Hebrews 7:17)—entered the Most Holy Place, into the presence of God,... Continue Reading

We should expect Permanent Committee coordinators to be competent to ensure neither they nor their staff create unnecessary controversy. The General Assembly should get what it pays for. My friend was sharing his frustration with me about the stated clerk of his presbytery. “He promised me I would have the minutes from our stated meeting... Continue Reading

God is honored by our recognition of his sovereign right to judge. Thus, he demands we acknowledge that what happens in history is not mere happenstance, but his direct sovereign oversight over all human history, and that we praise him for it (Psalm 75:6-10).   It is a fearful thing to fall into the hands... Continue Reading

Broken families, bad decisions, momentary lapses in judgment, youthful indiscretions, blunders, rebellion, immoralities, foolishness…the list goes on and on. Thankfully, these are the kind of people Jesus loves to save; to rescue.    As the saying goes, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” So, I suppose that if it is broken, we should fix... Continue Reading

Rowling is one of the only cultural elites who had the courage and foresight to oppose and expose a violent, totalitarian movement perpetrating the greatest medical scandal since eugenics. She leveraged her fame, her wealth, and her cultural power to amplify and support the beleaguered activists who had been battling the ascendant transgender movement for... Continue Reading

Perhaps the happiness studies crowd should not be blamed for their blind spots about God, because their concern is so exclusively with the present world. Or perhaps they should be blamed, since they study this world so carefully, and yet they fail to see even this world clearly.    Demand elicits supply. The demand I... Continue Reading