“It is Going to Be an Issue” — Supreme Court Argument on Same-Sex Marriage Puts Religious Liberty in the Crosshairs
It will indeed be an issue, and now we have been told so by none other than the Solicitor General of the United States.
We will soon find out just how tolerant those who preached tolerance for same-sex marriage will turn out to be, now that they are ascendant in the culture. Meanwhile, even as we were repeatedly told that warnings about threats to religious liberty were overblown, the truth came out before the Supreme Court yesterday. Take the... Continue Reading
John Stonestreet on Restoration and Hope
One of Chuck Colson’s successors talks about God’s redemptive plan for the world
I feel like a lot of people who want to hold these, orthodoxy and orthopraxy, but they don’t realize the implications of orthodoxy for orthopraxy. It’s like these are two independently settled categories that we can think about separately. You’ve got to think about them together. … You say, “I’m in this cultural moment, what... Continue Reading
ISIS Executes 35 Ethiopian Christians
Islamic State militants reiterate war against ‘nation of the cross’ in harrowing video
The grisly video bore the grim trademark of Islamic State (ISIS) footage in February that showed the beheadings of 21 Egyptian Christians on a Libyan beach. The Egyptian government ordered airstrikes against Islamic State targets in response. The new 29-minute video showed black-clad ISIS militants executing two groups of Ethiopian men identified as Christians in... Continue Reading
Embers to Flames: A Pastor’s Perspective on the Baltimore Riots
We Love Baltimore and pray that the Lord would allow us to be a bright light in this dark city for His glory!
As soon as a group of young people in Baltimore felt emboldened and believed the governing authorities would give them room to destroy (and that their parents would not hold them accountable) many seized the opportunity. Addressing poverty, improving infrastructure and repairing relationships with law enforcement will not change that. The only hope for changing... Continue Reading
Backgrounds to My Thought
A personal testimony of some of the people and writings that have influenced the distinctive ideas of Frame’s theology, apologetics, and ethics.
I should say something more about John Murray. It was common in those days for students to say that they had come to Westminster for Van Til but that they stayed for Murray. Murray was not well known outside Reformed circles, but as a theologian he was peerless. Murray, Clowney, and Van Til are the... Continue Reading
PCA Pastor Richard James Lindsay Jr. Called Home to Glory
Rick Lindsay - February 14, 1955 - April 7, 2015
Richard—Rick to family, friends and congregation—will always be remembered as a giant of a man, not only because of his physical stature, but because of his steadfast love, devotion and dedication to his Lord and Savior, to the proclaiming of His Word and his God-given desire to see people’s lives changed by the true gospel. ... Continue Reading
An Unlikely Convert
At the time of my conversion, my colleagues and students treated me with suspicion and confusion
“When a person comes to Christ and repents of sin, this turning around makes enemies out of former allies. And while this aftershock eventually led to Bible studies and many opportunities to share the gospel, it also destroyed friendships and allegiances. The exclusivity of Christ has rugged consequences.” Tabletalk: Your book is titled The Secret... Continue Reading
The Rebirth of Martin Luther
By teaching the Psalms, Luther saw Christ as judge but also his Savior
“As to Romans, the source from which we thank Luther for his cry of “Sola Fide!” in the face of works-salvation, his long-held view of a wrath-ready God who judged the always impure by His perfect righteousness transformed when he saw justice met in Christ who gave His righteousness to him. Romans 1:17 caught Luther’s... Continue Reading
My Father Was Gay. Why I Oppose Legalizing Same-Sex Marriage.
In Canada, parents experience state interference when it comes to moral values and teachings about family, parenting and sex education in schools.
When same-sex marriage passed in Canada in July 2005, parenting was immediately redefined, removing parentage from its biological origins. Canada’s gay marriage law, Bill C-38, included a provision to erase the term “natural parent” and replace it across the board with gender-neutral “legal parent” in federal law. Now, all children have “legal parents,” as defined... Continue Reading
‘OPC Singles’: A Place for Singles in the Orthodox Presbyterian Church to Meet
Looking for that special someone? Committed to marrying in the Lord? If you are part of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church, visit OPC Singles
Many smaller congregations seem to have too many single men or too many single women. But by making the pool of potential spouses a bit larger, Bressler believes that the Internet can increase fellowship with others by providing a godly environment for single adults in the OPC to meet and build God-blessed relationships. Looking... Continue Reading
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