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A Godless Great Awakening

Identity politics is an American Awakening without God and without forgiveness.

Written by Joshua Mitchell | Monday, July 6, 2020

Identity politics is the great affliction of our times. It addresses the curse of death not by looking for divine redemption, but by attempting to construct an Edenic world without death. That is why our debates about quarantines and vaccines are so supercharged. We are not arguing about medical science. We are arguing about whether... Continue Reading

Engaging Culture With A Clear Vision

Whatever comes of any cultural revolution, believers engage the present age remembering where their true home and citizenship are.

Written by Mark Miller | Sunday, July 5, 2020

Our children are facing and will continue to face a turbulent and hostile culture. They are being exposed to anti-Christian thought and arguments (implicitly and overtly) everywhere they turn. I would submit that instead of focusing so much on the culture, we should focus on our children.   Many of you are well familiar with... Continue Reading

Black Power and the New York Times’ 1619 Project

The New York Times’ 1619 Project is not only an effort to radically recast the formative years of the American colonies but is informed by the same radical intellectual perspective that undergirds that distorted history.

Written by Alexander T. Riley | Thursday, July 2, 2020

It is indeed possible that “the operation of established and respected forces in society” may yield unequal outcomes for different groups, but that fact does not tell us anything about the moral nature of those “forces.” A 100-meter race track and a random group of runners sprinting its length are quite likely to produce something... Continue Reading

Are Some Sins Easier to Condemn, Easier to Erase?

What if bigotry were as hard to discern and remedy as same-sex attraction and concupiscence?

Written by D.G. Hart | Thursday, July 2, 2020

Is it possible to think about tribalism, bigotry, undue attachment to groups, or racial supremacy the way the PCA instructs officers and members to think about same sex attraction? Both are disordered inclinations. But when people condemn bigotry between racial groups, they tend not to see it as something that lurks in a fallen human... Continue Reading

Lament And The Hope In Pentecost

We are living in a jarring time and a word coming back into popular use lately reflects our times: “lament.”

Written by Bill Nikides | Thursday, July 2, 2020

Acts 2 and its description of the mighty rushing wind of the Holy Spirit that changed the world is that way. It took strangers and brought them together, not simply so that they could understand each other’s languages but knit them into a new family, a new humanity…God has gathered us to be revived and... Continue Reading

The Evangelical Church’s Confused Witness on Race: Part 2

The predominant reason behind the Presbyterian Church in America’s and Southern Baptist Convention’s susceptibility to worldly influence on the issue of race appears to be white guilt.

Written by Bill Peacock | Tuesday, June 30, 2020

The approach of leaders in both denominations is turning them into serial repenters; the PCA has been repenting for almost 20 years. They simply can’t stop confessing how racist they are and repenting of sins past and present. This fails to witness the gospel to the unbelieving culture in two ways. First, serial repentance brushes... Continue Reading

The Associated Press’s Writing Style Should Reflect Consistency

The Associated Press recently changed its writing style guide to capitalize the “b” in the term Black “when referring to people in a racial, ethnic or cultural context.”

Written by Helen Louise Herndon | Monday, June 29, 2020

The reference is made to a “shared history, identity and community among people who identify as Black, including those in the African diaspora and within Africa.”  This is not realistic.  Anyone living on the continent of Africa realizes identity and community are no more united than they are in Europe, Asia, or even the United... Continue Reading

Genevan Commons and the Discernment Deepfake

I was recently doxed and deepfaked; didn’t make for a good weekend.

Written by Steven Wedgeworth | Thursday, June 25, 2020

None of what I have written above is meant to give Genevan Commons a mere clean bill of health. Once the distorting effects of the deepfake are removed, as best as they can be, there still appear to be a number of commentators who engaged in unbecoming and sinful rhetorical behavior. All who did so... Continue Reading

Salvation By Extinction: Mindfulness Meditation

Mindfulness has been given therapeutic and scientific status across the broad spectrum of psychological and physiological health and wellness needs; it is actually a Buddhist meditative technique that changes one’s perception of reality.

Written by Pam Frost | Thursday, June 25, 2020

While Buddhism recognizes the problems of suffering and death that resulted from the Fall, it entirely misses the true balm of healing in the redemptive grace of Jesus Christ. Rather, Buddhism seeks liberation from reincarnation through the meditative techniques of Mindfulness, which is designed to change one’s perception of reality by depersonalizing the self into... Continue Reading

The Evangelical Church’s Confused Witness on Race: Part 1

The declaration of inherent white racism coming out of today’s “evangelical” church does not provide a good foundation for the church’s witness of the gospel to the millions of confused, unbelieving Americans.

Written by Bill Peacock | Thursday, June 25, 2020

It seems that the PCA leaders justify the protests because of “the evils of personal and systemic racism in our country, our church, and our own hearts.” While their statement does not put the terms ‘white’ and ‘privilege’ together or directly blame whites for their inherent racism, the PCA leaders words of repentance appear to... Continue Reading

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