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If liberals are outraged by these Texas towns, they have every right not to live there.

Written by Ben Zornes | Saturday, February 1, 2020

Many twitterers (who think him/her/them/zir/xirselves quite witty) point out how these Texas city councils are a bunch of old, white men making decisions about women’s bodies, and how dare they. But, the same crowd is quiet when it comes to city councils who are not at all qualified to make environmental decisions about plastic use,... Continue Reading

Christian Free Speech?

So, how should Christians use their freedom of speech? To build others up. To speak the truth in love. And above all, to glorify God.

Written by Dan DeWitt | Saturday, February 1, 2020

Christians are not free to speak our mind in any kind of careless or uncharitable way. We are to speak the truth, yes. But we are commanded to speak the truth in love. As one preacher said, truth should be used with the kind of care and precision with which a surgeon uses a scalpel.... Continue Reading

There Is Another Way: A Response To Francis Chan

There are alternatives to the reigning Evangelical Zwinglianism, against which Chan seems to be reacting.

Written by R. Scott Clark | Saturday, January 25, 2020

Some evangelical traditions more or less ignore church history. They are perhaps the most vulnerable to anachronistic stories about the ancient church. Chan’s rhetoric about who held to a “literal” view of the supper and when suggests that he belongs to that group of evangelicals who have not seriously engaged with the past but who... Continue Reading

Neither Sin nor Death nor Elections Can Hinder God’s Work in 2020

God wills and works for his gospel to be cherished.

Written by Benjamin Vrbicek | Sunday, January 19, 2020

Every seeming hindrance stacked against God in this world—our sin and weakness, the world’s brokenness, every evil power—cannot ultimately stop the steamroller of God’s love from advancing in our lives and to the nations. Consider his promise through Malachi: “For from the rising of the sun to its setting my name will be great among... Continue Reading

The Law Is Love

The essence of the law is love, but you could scarcely tell by the way some people propound it.

Written by Green Baggins | Sunday, January 19, 2020

Let’s be clear: the law must be applied, and it applies to every situation in which a person could possibly find himself. But what IS the law fundamentally? The law is fundamentally an expression of God’s own character. And God is love (among the other attributes). Hence the law is love, and reflects that attribute... Continue Reading

No Signal. This Is Bad.

Without staying sensitive to the Spirit and walking with our Savior, we place ourselves in a very tough situation.

Written by Kevin Carson | Sunday, January 19, 2020

The problem spiritually never begins with the signal. Essentially, our ultimate signal is the power and work of the Holy Spirit. When I seemed lost and out of touch spiritually, the problem starts with me. I put myself in a situation where there is minimal hope of receiving the signal well.   Nighttime driving. Country... Continue Reading

Five Ways to Jump Start Your Devotions

The more you realize that all of life is about engaging him, the less you’ll be tempted to see devotions as an irksome duty.

Written by Alasdair Groves | Saturday, January 18, 2020

Whatever way you choose to engage the Lord personally, don’t let your devotions be the sum of it. Perhaps they are the main meal of the day, but they are not intended to be the only time you talk to God, as if you have “God time” and then the rest of your time. Instead,... Continue Reading

From Eternity 2000 to Immediacy 2020

Perhaps this is a time for God’s people to turn things around, and start to live once again for eternity rather than immediacy.

Written by Stephen McAlpine | Saturday, January 18, 2020

The word for the next twenty years must be  “Immediacy”. Plaster it on our bridges, on our walls, on our porn sites, on our webpages, on our houses of parliament, on our legal firms, on our relationships.  Dare I say it, plaster it on our churches and our theology. After all we’ve just watched in... Continue Reading

One Simple Question: “What Do You Mean by That?”

To present the antithesis – to speak God’s Truth to a confused culture – we have to begin by defining our terms.

Written by Jon Dykstra | Saturday, January 11, 2020

Often, when it comes to these crucial issues, both sides are using the same vocabulary, but not the same dictionary. So to present the antithesis – to speak God’s Truth to a confused culture – we have to begin by defining our terms. Defining terms can also serve as a good defense when you’re getting... Continue Reading

Top 50 Stories on The Aquila Report for 2019: 1-10

Numbers 1-10 of the top 50 articles for 2019

Written by Staff | Friday, January 10, 2020

In keeping with the journalistic tradition of looking back at the recent past, we present the top 50 stories of the year that were read on The Aquila Report site based on the number of hits. We will present the 50 stories in groups of 10 to run on five lists on consecutive days. Here... Continue Reading

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