Nine Words for Every Marriage
Marriage is an everyday exercise in repentance and forgiveness
“When conflict arises, my first instinct is to reinforce my own relative innocence while exaggerating my spouse’s guilt. My wounded pride wants to be soothed with the salve of self-righteousness. But self-righteousness is no solution at all. It merely fans the flame of hurt into an inferno of anger and cares, not caring whom it... Continue Reading
Queer Culture in the PCA?
Concerns about the Revoice Conference being held in a PCA church in St. Louis in July.
Note the inclusive language on the website-“gay, lesbian, LGBT Christians.” My friends, must I state the obvious? Practicing homosexuals are no more Christians than are practicing fornicators, adulterers, drunkards, swindlers, or thieves (1 Cor.6:9, 10). There is no such thing as LGBT, gay, lesbian Christians. There is no such thing as a Christian drug dealer,... Continue Reading
The Misleading Language of the Social Justice Movement
What is prefatory to, and more important than, changing the ethnic composition of a local church congregation is changing the sinful disposition of the human heart.
“The concept of the black race and the white race originated with the Enemy himself. Just as he sowed seeds of doubt in the garden of Eden with his “hath God really said,” he has continued through the ages to offer a lie in the place of God’s truth. His attack has been anything but... Continue Reading
Christianity “Unhitched” From Biblical Authority
Andy Stanley’s gospel proclamation is unhitched from biblical authority.
Pastor Stanley does not approach the unbeliever like Pastor Paul on Mars Hill who unashamedly proclaims the truth of creation (Acts.17:24, 25), of the historicity of Adam (26), of the importance of image-less worship (29), of the depth of humanity’s sinfulness and of God’s judgment through the resurrected Christ (30, 31). Most of these doctrines... Continue Reading
The ‘Heart’ of the Problem
The issue of school shootings is not a hardware problem; it is a software problem, and in particular, a heart problem
To be clear, simply removing guns from society will not fix our problems. Britain, one of the world’s most secular nations, has some of the toughest gun control laws in the world, and yet London’s murder rate is higher than that of New York. When laws were passed preventing Londoners who want to hurt others... Continue Reading
Alex Trebek and The TV Show Jeopardy Have Put Me in Jeopardy
I now realize more than ever before that I am an open enemy in an anti-Christian culture. I am in a minority.
Dr. Cornelius Van Till alluded to this years ago. As the world becomes epistemologically self-conscious, the antithesis between the Christian and the world will become more profound. As the world becomes more consistent with their presuppositions, they will turn on Christ with a vengeance. Since we as Christians represent Christ on earth, they will turn... Continue Reading
The 3 Enemies Of Rest
Would it surprise you to learn that rest is under attack?
For some of us, the idea of finding time to rest feels impossible, even if it’s for God. How can God command you to take a day off when you’re already trying so hard to do all the other things He’s given to you? It’s like Pharoah forcing the Israelites to make the same amount... Continue Reading
Introducing The Pain-Pleasure Worldview
In a pain-pleasure worldview, you make decisions based on what feels good to you
What about my pain-pleasure culture? What voice, for example, do millennials have speaking inside their heads? Not an inner lawyer, not an inner grandmother. I think the inner voice of the millennial is an inner therapist. And what does the inner therapist say? “Go for it, you’re worth it, it feels good.” At St... Continue Reading
7 Biblical Principles for Saving and Investing Your Money
How can you come up with a personal theology of money that balances orthodoxy with practicality
“It would be easy to think of saving as a purely selfish activity. That can indeed be the case —we need only read about the rich fool in Luke 12— but it doesn’t have to be. Saving honors God because it rightly values money as a gift that he has given to us (James 1:16–17).”... Continue Reading
How the Christian Right Became Prolife on Abortion and Transformed the Culture Wars
An interview with Andrew R. Lewis, author of The Rights Turn in Conservative Christian Politics: How Abortion Transformed the Culture Wars.
I give a lot of credit to the pro-life movement for teaching conservative Christianity the value of this rights-based public rhetoric. The pro-life movement adopted the right-to-life rhetoric quite early, naming their central organization the National Right to Life Committee in 1968. The Catholics were the first to adopt this rights-based framework in their opposition... Continue Reading
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