A Devastating Disconnection
The culture has failed American teens, but churches can help them.
The church has a big job ahead. Parents, who have the greatest influence on a child’s faith formation, have an even bigger one. But if we can advocate for the benefits of strong faith communities and convince families that Christian fellowship is a real remedy for mental health woes, we can change the trajectory. ... Continue Reading
Christians: Stop Calling Them “Monsters”
There are certain words we must refuse to use.
Scripture, however, does affirm the wickedness of the human heart…in a general sense in Jeremiah 17:9… I also sincerely wish that he and others – particularly those who name the name of Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord – will guard themselves against the practice of worldly men in the designating of others in dehumanizing... Continue Reading
The Islamisation of Europe
Can Europe survive much longer?
Europe is in a real bad way. Christianity has been in a massive decline there over the past few centuries while Islam is on a massive growth spurt. Christianity is what made Europe and the West great. Unless something changes, and quite soon, political Islam will be their final death knell. That Islam is... Continue Reading
Should Calvin University Divorce its Denomination?
Calvin University needs the CRC to stay grounded in what God has said over and against what the world desires.
Now that synod has adopted the Human Sexuality Report and is standing its ground against open defiance, revisionist Calvin professors want the university to divorce the CRC. This is the familiar path of many universities. Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Columbia, Dartmouth, Brown, Rutgers, Duke and many others began as ecclesiastical institutions but have become thoroughly secular.... Continue Reading
Christian Nationalism and the 52nd PCA General Assembly
There are two overtures coming to the Presbyterian Church in America 52nd General Assembly, June 23-27, 2025, asking for a study committee on Christian Nationalism.
It appears we can tolerate wickedness of the worst kind in this country (and keep silent about it), but if you mention something about CN and the Kingship of Christ over all things, then many Christian leaders go crazy with rage. You may be disciplined by the church for holding to such a heresy. Whoever would... Continue Reading
Even If It Costs Us; Because It Cost Him More
The church must rise—not with arrogance, but with authority. Not with rage, but with repentance. Not with trendy slogans, but with unshakable truth.
In Acts 4, Peter and John healed a crippled man at the temple gate called “Beautiful”. The miracle stirred opposition. The rulers hauled them in and commanded: “Do not speak or teach at all in the name of Jesus.” But Peter and John answered, “Whether it is right in the sight of God to listen... Continue Reading
Truth Trumps Love
Truth really does trump love! In fact, truth is the basic foundation for love. Godly love cannot exist apart from, be ignored by, or separated from God's Truth.
How has such an identification with the serious sin of homosexuality become acceptable in Christ’s Bride? How have we become so biblically ignorant of God’s Truth? What other sin would believers permit that seeks to trump God’s Truth? His truth is holy and sacred; we dare not ignore God’s revelation. We need to ensure that... Continue Reading
Are Men Returning to Church?
Young men are searching for meaning and looking to the Church.
Perhaps more men are finding out that, in the end, our culture’s obsession with absolute autonomy, personal peace, and affluence only leads to emptiness. That’s because image bearers, male and female, want something to live for, even if they’re not sure what that is. The Church should know. A recent article shared by Justin... Continue Reading
“Adolescence” Isn’t Daring Enough
The hit show raises hard questions, offers few answers.
Adolescence suffers from the fact that it earnestly wants to be About too many things at once: About Masculinity, About Cyberbullying, About Knife Crime, and of course, About Adolescence. Further, it wants to treat all these things while deliberately filtering out all the considerations of familial dysfunction, mental illness, abuse, or ethnoreligious culture clash that... Continue Reading
Short-Form Video Kills Memory and Imagination
But Books Require Memory, Pondering, and Imagination
The media that we use shapes who we are. Does your memory matter? Does your imagination? What about your attention span? By distinguishing media, we can make better decisions about the kind of media we want to use. Reels kill memory and imagination. Short-form video has no resistance, it has no pause when you... Continue Reading
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