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A Response to Ryan Denton’s “Expository Preaching: The New Golden Calf”

Rev. Denton presses a model of preaching that aims disproportionately at the conversion of the lost, rather than the whole counsel of God, calling it “Puritan.”

Written by Todd Ruddell | Tuesday, July 8, 2025

When our brother writes, “It’s indisputable that all good preaching is text-driven. But not all text-driven preaching is done in the same way. As important as the intellect is, it is not everything—it is not even the main thing when it comes to preaching the Word of God,” he betrays an improper anthropology. To say... Continue Reading

Don’t Throw Out the Jewish Baby with the Gospel Bathwater

Is modern-day Israel the same Israel we find in the Old Testament?

Written by John Barber | Thursday, July 3, 2025

  Some of my fellow biblical theologians may chafe at my interpretation. Adherents of biblical theology, such as myself, believe that specific stipulations of each covenant do not all remain in force, only the overarching promises and principles of some covenants are foundational. The problem is that some writers maintain so few elements from previous... Continue Reading

In Rejoinder to a Rhetorician in Ramallah: Thoughts on Jack Nassar’s Recent Claims

Beware, lest Nassar and his like mislead you as to what Christ requires.

Written by Tom Hervey | Tuesday, July 1, 2025

…it is enough to say, and that with the utmost firmness, that while there is occasion for believers to differ about civil matters like domestic or foreign politics, there is no sense in which the Christian faith requires us to support the present movement for Palestinian Arab statehood.  Those who suggest otherwise distort the faith... Continue Reading

Have I Been Condemned to Hell by the 52nd PCA General Assembly?

At the most recent 52nd General Assembly (GA) of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) an overture was adopted that may, in my own mind, condemn me to Hell.

Written by Larry Ball | Monday, June 30, 2025

Here is what concerns me.  The Statement says that I am not allowed to hold a view that “posits superiority of race or ethnic identity born of immutable human characteristics.” Of course, I believe that all men and races are equal as being partakers of the image of God, that all men and races are... Continue Reading

Why My Diabetes Is One of the Best Things That’s Ever Happened to Me

All I have to offer is the weakness. God alone offers the strength.

Written by Randy Alcorn | Monday, June 30, 2025

God has done for me what He did for Paul when He sent him his thorn in the flesh, which Paul talks about in 2 Corinthians 12. Paul acknowledged that his physical illness was a messenger from Satan. But he realized that Satan, in turn, was on God’s leash. God sovereignly governs the acts of... Continue Reading

Fathering Lost Children

Elon Musk wants to save civilization, but his family practices promote barbarism.

Written by Anne Kennedy | Wednesday, June 25, 2025

Children are a heritage from the Lord…they do best when they are the provenance of an excellent wife together with a husband…lays down his life for the ones he loves. Musk’s strong instinct to save civilization is good, but a world full of lost children, looking for their father, carrying in themselves the grief and... Continue Reading

Will You Remember Us?

A Palestinian Christian’s Plea to the Reformed Church

Written by Jack Nasser | Monday, June 23, 2025

I am a Semitic Palestinian Christian. I was born under difficult Israeli occupation, baptized in a church that stood centuries before the Reformation, and raised in the land where Christ walked. My worship is in Arabic. My theology is anchored in the early Church. And my grief is profound.   What happens when the land... Continue Reading

The Mass Trauma of Porn

What have we done?

Written by Freya India | Monday, June 23, 2025

Children are learning about sex for the first time from social media algorithms designed to drag them toward ever-more degrading content. They are learning from sites like Pornhub, which use addictive tactics like infinite scrolling, variable rewards, autoplay features and subscription services to unlock more. This is the gamification of graphic porn.   Imagine you... Continue Reading

Let Grace Produce Humility

A Response to George Robertson’s Plea to the PCA Regarding Dr. Bryan Chapell

Written by Daryl Madi | Saturday, June 21, 2025

What I did find persuasive was George’s appeal to grace. I hear George’s plea to let grace prevail. But I have to say that Bryan’s current path speaks the more apt message for our day: pursue the path of humility even if it leads to obscurity. This too might be grace prevailing.   The ongoing... Continue Reading

Of Clerks and Cancelations: A Partial Rejoinder to David Coffin and George Robertson Concerning our Late Stated Clerk

It would be in the best interests of everyone, including Chapell, to lay his resignation to rest, and for the assembly to adamantly refuse to consider anything that would tend to renew it.

Written by Tom Hervey | Friday, June 20, 2025

The consequences of his withdrawing his resignation I have mentioned above. The office of stated clerk would be reduced in effectiveness and esteem by doing so, and the PCA would be worse for it. Chapell would be put in an impossible position which he lacked the personal capital – the respect and confidence of others... Continue Reading

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