A Fundamentalist Is A Mean Evangelical
The subject of evangelical meanness is much in the news these days
“Why do gay people and their enablers want to make anti-gay bakers make a cake for gay weddings and have gay people pay anti-gay people for such services? The whole understanding of human motivation is off. Doesn’t anyone fear an inedible cake?” It wasn’t supposed to work out this way. Evangelicalism of the Billy... Continue Reading
God’s Dupes?
Is the Christian faith intellectual nonsense? Are Christians deluded?
“The immediate results of coming to know Jesus Christ are the new hungers and new pursuits that are planted within the human will. I well recall that dramatic change in my own way of thinking. There were new longings, new hopes, new dreams, new fulfillments, but most noticeably, there was a new will to do... Continue Reading
A Brief Defense of Infant Baptism
We baptize infants because they are covenant children and should receive the sign of the covenant
“We do not believe that there is anything magical about the water we apply to the child. The water does not wash away original sin or save the child. We do not presume that this child is regenerate (though he may be), nor do we believe that every child who gets baptized will automatically go to... Continue Reading
11 Reasons Pastors Struggle on Easter
Here’s why this day can be a struggle – and why pastors need our prayers this weekend
“For some, ministry is hard. They serve one church while seeking the next one. Their marriages may be struggling, or their children are wayward. They must proclaim the hope of resurrection when their own hope is dying. Easter Sunday then becomes a chore to endure rather than a day to celebrate.” This coming Sunday... Continue Reading
4 Reasons to Believe in the Empty Tomb
Was the tomb of Jesus of Nazareth found empty after his crucifixion?
“The disciples went out and preached the message of the risen Jesus in the same city where Jesus was publicly crucified and buried. It would have been easy to crush this movement of unruly fishermen by simply going to Jesus’s tomb, pulling out the body, and exposing the followers of Jesus as liars.” Was... Continue Reading
Not-So-Holy Week: Indiana, Religious Freedom, and You
Maybe it’s because my heart hurts for my Hoosier home, but I’m just a bit more sensitive on this one
“I don’t support RFRA because I’m a bigoted discriminatory jerk who hates the LGBTQ community, I support RFRA because I want to protect the people (listed below). I’ve read a lot on this issue the past week. Here are some excerpts from articles I found helpful.” Man. I’ve never seen anything like this. Maybe it’s... Continue Reading
A Protestant’s Passion For The Virtues Of Thomas
It is arguably not the redefinition of marriage but the redefinition of love which is the real problem underlying society’s current moral malaise
Robert George has pointed out that no fault divorce was the real watershed in the recent legal history of the institution. That changed marriage from a relationship of lifelong commitment to that of a temporary, dispensable, sentimental bond. Yet if we look at this through the lens of Thomas’s distinctions, we can see that no... Continue Reading
Christians, You Are Not Jews
The Sabbath Day is enough. Biblical prayer is enough. God’s Word is enough!
The purpose here is to call Presbyterians, confessional ones particularly, to stop with the adoption of extra-biblical holy days, but especially with the re-appropriation of Old Covenant types and shadows, regardless of whatever “good” motive may lie behind it. Be confident in the Biblical forms of Worship. Be certain that God Almighty in His perfect... Continue Reading
What Opposition to Religious Freedom Really Means
RFRA does not grant anyone the right to “discriminate” or deny service to anyone else.
This is particularly problematic when widespread ignorance of religious motivation is joined with a zealotry that can only be called religious: for the stamping out of all dissent against the sexual revolution. The sexual revolutionaries are, by all accounts, winning the public debate in American life on matters of sexual freedom, right down to the... Continue Reading
Sunday’s Coming: The Resurrection and Believers
What implications does the resurrection have for the people of God?
We cannot separate the death and resurrection of Christ, friends. Both are necessary for our justification. Because just as His death was the payment for sin, so was His resurrection the certification and vindication of that payment. If Christ had truly made full payment for sin such that He could ransom His people—if He had... Continue Reading
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