William Jennings Bryan, The Great Commoner
Bryan represented his presbytery well and showed himself a capable churchman.
Bryan was a generous man in life and the distribution of his estate exhibited that generosity. After his family, the bequests included local churches he was associated with throughout his life, the PCUSA, YMCA, public libraries, and educational institutions. The Bryan home in Nebraska was donated to the Methodists for conversion to a hospital. During... Continue Reading
What Happened to Peter After Acts 12?
A brief biography of Peter’s life after the Bible stops following him.
Peter’s theology was influenced by his experiences with Jesus, which includes his vision of the transfiguration (2 Peter 1:16–21). Peter’s theological perspective emerged from his direct experiences as a disciple. His witness of Christ’s transfiguration, passion, and resurrection likely contributed to his well-developed trinitarian theology (1 Pet 1:2) and his distinctive view of suffering (1... Continue Reading
Praying at Home Could Be Illegal Under Pro-Abortion ‘Buffer Zone’ Law, Scottish Lawmaker Admits
Like the prophet Daniel from the Bible, you like to pray near the window, you could fall foul of buffer zones in Scotland.
Other outlets, like the BBC, had already leapt to “debunk” Vance’s statement – although Mackay herself has now confirmed that he was correct. She began by claiming that prayer in one’s personal home was not banned – but after just a few questions, was forced to amend that to: “That depends on who is passing... Continue Reading
Steve Lawson’s Official Confession
Lawson addresses his social media followers.
“Please pray for the Lord’s mercy and grace as I seek to make right the deeply wrong sins I have committed against my wife and family, and that in His time and way He will bring about redemption and restoration in our marriage, for His glory.” On Wednesday (March 12, 2025), Dr. Steven Lawson... Continue Reading
Dr. David T. Irving Appointed President of Reformed Theological Seminary, Jackson
Dr. Irving, who currently serves as Pastor of Woodland Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Hattiesburg, MS, will succeed Dr. Ligon Duncan, who has served as Interim President in addition to his role as Chancellor and CEO of RTS. Dr. Irving holds a Master of Divinity from Reformed Theological Seminary (2013) and a PhD from the University... Continue Reading
Empty Rhetoric Cannot Save You From Your Sin
A Critique of Keller, Hill, Allberry, and Sprinkle.
Contrary to the empty rhetoric of Keller, Hill, Allberry, and Sprinkle, any lawless inclination in our hearts is lust, we are responsible for it, and only Christ can save us from it. But the first step in repenting of these lusts is to agree with God that they are sin. We must call the seed... Continue Reading
Dr. D. Blair Smith Appointed President of RTS Charlotte
Reformed Theological Seminary has announced the appointment of Dr. D. Blair Smith as the next President of its Charlotte campus, effective June 1, 2025.
Dr. Smith earned his Ph.D. in Historical Theology (Patristics) from Durham University in England under Professor Lewis Ayres, one of the world’s leading patristic scholars. He holds a Th.M. in Theology from Harvard Divinity School and an M.Div. from Reformed Theological Seminary, Charlotte. During his doctoral studies, Dr. Smith served as a Research Visitor at... Continue Reading
Herbert Marcuse and the Reality of Sin
Herbert Marcuse understands the human problem (“sin”) as the institutionalized repression of sexual desire, his version of “redemption” entails a fundamental challenge, not only to civilization, but to each and every family.
There was a notable anecdote at the 2024 Democratic National Convention in the stream of Marcuse’s philosophy: a mobile clinic offering free abortion and free vasectomies. I think it is highly unlikely that the organizers of this initiative were sitting around reading either Eros and Civilization or One-Dimensional Man. But, this particular “practice”—a mobile clinic... 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.
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
Francis Schaeffer—Apologist and Evangelist (Part Four)
Unpacking Presuppositions: The Foundation of Truth in Schaeffer’s Thought
Francis Schaeffer’s apologetic method places great stress on coherence as a test for truth. “The Christian system (what is taught in the whole Bible) is a unity of thought. Christianity is not just a lot of bits and pieces—there is a beginning and an end, a whole system of truth, and this system is the... Continue Reading
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