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The Bible, Politics, and the Gospel

To understand the world as God intended us to know it, requires that we have God’s wisdom revealed in Scripture to appreciate the wonders of his handiwork.

Written by Bill Peacock | Thursday, March 28, 2019

Everything else being equal, Christians–because we have had our hearts and minds opened to God’s Word by the Holy Spirit–will have a better understanding of these things than atheists. Again, common grace allows atheists to understand a lot about these things. But their knowledge will be lacking wisdom that only Christians can find in Scripture.... Continue Reading

Intersectionality, Identity Politics, and How African Christians and Israeli Jews Became White Nationalists

Under the rules of intersectionality, all liberal minority identity groups become part of the oppressed, while all theological or political conservatives, regardless of race or sex, are the oppressor group.

Written by Andy Webb | Monday, March 25, 2019

So, the net takeaway is this: It doesn’t matter if you are an African Methodist, an Israeli Jew, or an American Presbyterian, if you’re theologically or politically conservative, you’re all racist and part of the “White Nationalist” movement according to the new liberal orthodoxy. Oh, and of course, pointing all of this out is racist... Continue Reading

A Response to Tim Keller’s New York Times Op-Ed

Can Christians fit into the two-party system? Yes, It Is Possible

Written by Charlie Rodriguez | Saturday, March 23, 2019

Is it possible for “thoughtful Christians, all trying to obey God’s call, to “reasonably appear at different places on the political spectrum, with loyalties to different political strategies?” The answer is no, it is not possible if we honor the same God and His Word.   A response to How Do Christians Fit Into the... Continue Reading

Revoice Is Over and I Have Much Greater Concerns Than Before

Revoice and its supporters have abandoned the use of biblical terms and meaning to explain sexual ethics and practices and replaced them with the language of modern psychology and sociology.

Written by Jim Shaw II | Friday, March 22, 2019

For elders in the PCA, we must recognize that a very dangerous trend has begun. The promoters of ReVoice do not wish to just have discussions or to minister to a victimized people in a compassionate way. They have already developed youth curriculum aimed at recalibrating the hearts and minds of the youth in evangelical... Continue Reading

Twelve Rules for the Bookish Life

(Of course, the bookish life needs no rules.)

Written by Doug Sikkema | Friday, March 22, 2019

Let books flood your home and wash ashore on coffee tables, dressers, and nightstands. Your kids and grandkids will, one day, thank you (even if your spouse, in the present, does not).   With gratitude for half a decade of service alongside the Comment team, and in particular for the mentorship and friendship of Brian Dijkema and... Continue Reading

A House Divided

There are only two possible ways to be spiritual: worship of nature or worship of the Creator of nature.

Written by Peter Jones | Thursday, March 21, 2019

While the multitude of pagan cults that flocked to Rome could add to their list the divinized Caesar as an additional god, for Christians, this was an act of polytheism and thus a denial of the very nature of the true and only God. Here was culture shock leading to cultural deadlock. Christianity was seen... Continue Reading

Can We Set Aside Special Days for Special Observances?

Does the Bible say much about special days, such as those commemorating noted events?

Written by Jim Pakala | Thursday, March 21, 2019

It is interesting, albeit sad, that so many of our churches today make a big deal of holidays that Jews, Muslims, agnostics, and other non-Christians can observe, such as Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Thanksgiving, and most recently Sanctity of Life in January and even thay for the whole month, according to some.    It was... Continue Reading

A Day Acceptable to the Lord

According to Reformed and Presbyterian Confessions, Lent is incompatible with biblical teachings and practices.

Written by Coralie Cowan and Sarah White | Thursday, March 14, 2019

Do we want to be ready to celebrate the resurrection, or the incarnation? If you, like Mrs. Marshall, want to be ready on April 21, begin with this next Sunday. Turn away from little fasts of your own choosing, of what you will eat, or drink, or wear. Instead, seek the Lord where, and how,... Continue Reading

Same-Sex Relationships: Sorry Bishop, But The Meaning Of Holiness Does Not Change From Generation To Generation

Homosexual acts are forbidden in language which negatively contrasts them with the purity of holiness, and sex is to be rightly enjoyed solely in the context of heterosexual covenant marriage.

Written by John Stevens | Tuesday, March 5, 2019

There can be no viable case made that the Scriptures indicates any change in God’s attitude towards homosexual acts, and not even the hint of a “redemptive trajectory” in this direction. He is a holy God and remains implacably opposed to all sexual acts that fall short of his holy standard. We are not at... Continue Reading

Homosexuality: “Gay Conversion Therapy” Is Wrong but the Gospel Enables Same-Sex Attracted Christians to Resist Temptation

The promised "way out" from any sin is not deliverance from the temptation, but power to overcome it and endure in faithful obedience; resistance/endurance is the essence of the Christian life.

Written by John Stevens | Monday, March 4, 2019

This is great news for those who, in a fallen world, must battle against same-sex attraction. But more than that it is good news for all Christians. Even though our specific temptations may be different, we are all at the front line of a vicious battle against our fallen flesh and the desires it produces.... Continue Reading

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