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Real Heroes of the Culture War

It’s not the big companies that simply follow the new stream.

Written by Jonah Wendt | Friday, February 28, 2025

The 2024 election proved that the American people overwhelmingly favor respecting reality and calling transgenderism to account. But the road to 2024 was anything but guaranteed. With corporations suddenly reorienting themselves after years of woke activism, social conservatives must seize the opportunity to engrain these electoral gains and preserve them for future generations.   Amazon... Continue Reading

Abusing The Abused Within The Church (Soul-Murdering In The Name Of Refuge)

There is danger in not defining sin in biblical terms.

Written by Ron DiGiacomo | Thursday, February 27, 2025

An adult who has been allured and succumbed to sexual temptation by a superior has not committed adultery because she has been “groomed”. She is invincibly ignorant and doesn’t know she should seek help per Deuteronomy 22:24. She simply is a victim ipso facto. In such instances, there is no solution. There’s no free agency, at least... Continue Reading

Human Battery Hens

When childbearing becomes separated from motherhood, both mother and child are reduced to components in a transaction.

Written by Carl R. Trueman | Thursday, February 27, 2025

The women who donate eggs or allow their wombs to carry someone else’s child have voluntarily allowed their own bodies, and thus their own selves, to become objects. As individuals they may have done this with good intentions—to help an infertile couple, for example. But the means by which they have done so reinforces a... Continue Reading

Transgender Ideology Is in Retreat, but We Must Fight Until It’s Destroyed

Those who have staked their livelihoods and reputations on transgender ideology are not going to give up quietly and go away.

Written by Nathanael Blake | Wednesday, February 26, 2025

Many who have dedicated their lives to the lie that it is possible to transition to the opposite sex will also persist in this falsehood to the bitter end. This is tragic, but it is not a kindness to affirm these lies, for doing so only perpetuates them and creates new victims.   The New... Continue Reading

Denominations in an Age of Online Over-Exposure

Learning how to coexist and do ministry together in a digital age.

Written by Trevin Wax | Wednesday, February 26, 2025

We’re going to have to start resisting the impulse to believe every breathless narrative that circulates online. And church leaders will have to be more mindful of what they put into the digital world—because there will always be those who care nothing for the health and unity of a local congregation but are more than... Continue Reading

Unmanly Anti-Semitism

Instead of calling men to rise above hardship with courage and faith, they wallow in grievance, blame-shifting, and victimhood.

Written by James R. Wood | Wednesday, February 26, 2025

What is the fruit of this pedagogy of hatred? Not strength, not courage, not resilience, but bitterness, helplessness, and an endless cycle of blame. Like the grievance merchants of the left, these peddlers of right-wing resentment deny their followers the very agency they claim to champion. Their obsession with scapegoating “the Jews” serves as a... Continue Reading

Is America Part of Christendom?

In the late colonial to early national period, a wealth of evidence supports the view that America was part of Christendom, identified as a “christian nation,” as of “christian character.”

Written by Forrest L. Marion | Wednesday, February 19, 2025

“Christendom” is a better, and historically employed, term that expresses the basic truth that the British North American colonies – and, later, the United States of America – were political-legal and social-economic entities grounded for the most part on constitutionalism, British common law, and the Bible. Far from perfectly, of course. But largely and legitimately... Continue Reading

The Student and the Sabbath

We live in an age when the practice of observing the Sabbath has gone the way of the dodo bird.

Written by Dr. Ben Shaw | Sunday, February 16, 2025

What does a day of rest mean for you? Here are some diagnostic questions: How does my day of rest differ from other days? Have I made preparation so that I can devote my time to rest? What do I think when I hear people talk about a “holy rest”? Do I really think such... Continue Reading

January, 2025: Pro-life Hedgehog Month

What a month for pro-lifers!

Written by Dean Davis | Friday, February 14, 2025

Where in these United States can I now go to purchase a slave? Nowhere; and it would be to my ruin if I tried. Why? Because the abolitionists kept speaking in love until slavery became unthinkable. Pro-lifers will do the same until it becomes unthinkable to destroy a child in the womb, poison or mutilate an adolescent... Continue Reading

You Get What You Pay For

The Committees & Agencies of the PCA General Assembly must be able to compensate their coordinators well enough to attract qualified, competent leaders.

Written by Ryan Biese | Thursday, February 13, 2025

We should expect Permanent Committee coordinators to be competent to ensure neither they nor their staff create unnecessary controversy. The General Assembly should get what it pays for. My friend was sharing his frustration with me about the stated clerk of his presbytery. “He promised me I would have the minutes from our stated meeting... Continue Reading

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