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The Same Person in Every Room

I know who I am. I am the creation of God himself.

Written by Seth Lewis | Wednesday, May 1, 2024

I have been rebellious and sinful, absolutely, but I have been forgiven and adopted into God’s own family through Jesus Christ. Whatever I’m wearing, wherever I am, this is my identity. Whatever I’m wearing, whoever I’m with, I want to live this identity out faithfully in every word and every action.   I was sitting... Continue Reading

Free Speech Ain’t What It Used to Be

NatCon Brussels and Authoritarian Liberalism

Written by Ben C. Dunson | Wednesday, May 1, 2024

The abandonment of the freedom to engage in political speech against those currently in power leaves one of two options, neither of them conducive to national stability and flourishing. Those not currently in power will either become politically powerless forever or they will seek that political power non-peacefully. There is no alternative.   As I... Continue Reading

Beloved of God

Popular culture and biblical truth.

Written by Bill Muehlenberg | Sunday, April 28, 2024

The crisis in the world over father-absence and mother-absence seems to be getting worse – certainly in the West. More and more wounded children simply grow up to become wounded, angry, dysfunctional and embittered adults. They desperately long to know and experience real love and acceptance. While most humans – including too many parents even –... Continue Reading

God Made Us Male and Female- Why We Cannot Change Our Gender

Submitting to God’s created pattern for humanity is a part of our response of faith to the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Written by Jacob Toman | Friday, April 26, 2024

God doesn’t need to conform to our feelings, or our biological ability to mutilate our bodies. God has made and declared what is good. It is good for men to be manly, and good for women to be womanly. Each culture WILL look slightly different, but that doesn’t change the created order of God, and... Continue Reading

Why Mixing Up Social Justice and Biblical Justice Matters

One of the crucial errors at the heart of this new social justice framework is a redefinition of sin.

Written by Matthew Seymour | Friday, April 26, 2024

Many Christians in the West recognise that they have received blessings that others have not. We have education, wealth, and opportunities that many around our world do not. Social justice advocates want us to feel guilty about this and to see it as a privilege for which we should automatically feel ashamed. If we allow... Continue Reading

Isolationism: A Historic and Christian Take

Isolationism is the belief that a country should avoid involvement in other nations’ military, economic, and political policies. How should Christians think about national foreign policy?

Written by David T. Crum | Thursday, April 25, 2024

The Scriptures are clear that governments act per the will of God (Romans 13:1, Colossians 1:16). The U.S. prides itself on democracy, independence, and freedom for all. America is not perfect; it fought its own battle with slavery and civil rights. However, the founding ideals and principles have maintained prominence in American culture and have... Continue Reading

The Real Function of Third Way Rhetoric

The person using third way rhetoric positions himself morally above the positions to his left and his right.

Written by Aaron M. Renn | Wednesday, April 24, 2024

So much of the teachings of the urban church flatter the sensibilities of the people in the pews rather than fundamentally challenging them about the way they are living their lives…The pedimental nature of third way rhetoric is very effective, and it’s easy to see why it appeals to the striver class people who populate... Continue Reading

Postmillennialism: A Reply to Doug Wilson

Postmillennialism lacks a biblical text to establish its assumption that “the earth will be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord as the waters cover the sea” (Hab 2:14) before the second coming.

Written by Jeremy Sexton | Tuesday, April 23, 2024

  The eschatological kingship of Christ begins already at his first coming culminating in his resurrection and ascension. Already at and dating from Christ’s exaltation, “God has placed all things under his feet and appointed him to be head over everything for the church” (Eph. 1:22; cf. v. 20). This is a key eschatological pronouncement….... Continue Reading

The Gateway Drug To Post-Christian Paganism

The secret to political integrity and discernment for Christians is a high view of God, his Word and his gospel.

Written by Carl R. Trueman | Monday, April 22, 2024

This points to their value in today’s debates. One of the striking lacunae on both the right and left wings of the Christian political spectrum is the general absence of any reference to the transcendence of God and the supernatural nature of the church. Immanent concerns rule the day. The pundits on both sides seem... Continue Reading

Encouragement for Battling Spiritual Depression

We need a robust understanding of the gospel.

Written by Derek J. Brown | Saturday, April 20, 2024

Those of us who tend toward introspection will, in most cases, also tend toward pulling away from people. Conversely, a proactive love toward others—family members, friends, neighbors, and enemies—is a powerful weapon against an unhealthy preoccupation with our inner life. Love is considered the distinguishing mark of the Christian.   The following is a response... Continue Reading

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