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George MacDonald on Suffering, Grief, and God

Great comforting truths from MacDonald.

Written by Bill Muehlenberg | Saturday, July 6, 2024

“I fear you will never arrive at an understanding of God so long as you cannot bring yourself to see the good that often comes as a result of pain. For there is nothing, from the lowest, weakest tone of suffering to the loftiest acme of pain, to which God does not respond. There is... Continue Reading

The Lion of Punjab, John H. Morrison

Known as “The Lion” because of his tenacity and faithful preaching of the Bible.

Written by Barry Waugh | Wednesday, July 3, 2024

Rev. Morrison was elected moderator of the Old School General Assembly during its meeting in Peoria, Illinois. He was a member of the Presbytery of Lodiana, one of three presbyteries of the Synod of Northern India. He encouraged the General Assembly to remember their mission work in India. It is often difficult for missionaries to... Continue Reading

Andrew Fuller and the Gospel Worthy of All Acceptation

Sinners have every encouragement to trust in the Lord Jesus for the salvation of their souls.

Written by Michael A. G. Haykin | Tuesday, July 2, 2024

Sinful men and women are utterly powerless to turn to God except through the regenerative work of God’s Holy Spirit, yet this powerlessness is the result of their own sinful hearts. This led Fuller to address the role of the Spirit’s work in conversion. High Calvinists argued that if repentance and faith are ascribed by... Continue Reading

Why We Should All Struggle to Understand the Moral Consequences of IVF

The lack of suffering does not mean there is no sadness. Or no humanity.

Written by Jordan Boyd | Monday, July 1, 2024

Widespread endorsement of IVF emboldens an industry that prioritizes profit over people, adults’ selfish desires over children’s natural rights, quick fixes over long-term women’s health solutions, desirable traits above all, motherless and fatherless children, the erasure of women in reproduction, fertility fraud, and making human existence transactional.   Renowned British-American columnist Andrew Sullivan made waves this weekend when he debuted an article grappling with the moral... Continue Reading

One Woman’s Simple, Moving Testimony

Richard Dawkins tries—and fails—to bring Ayaan Hirsi Ali back to atheism.

Written by Bethel McGrew | Friday, June 28, 2024

People can underestimate the impact that a simple, vulnerable testimony can make in the public square. There is something particularly refreshing about the hopeful joy of a new Christian that simply can’t be captured in the well-worn arguments of a seasoned apologist. A changed life is its own apologetic, its own witness to a watching... Continue Reading

John Rogers & Rebecca Peale, Martyrs

Murdered by a mob just four days after arriving on the mission field.

Written by Barry Waugh | Wednesday, June 26, 2024

Hopeful, dedicated, and spiritually zealous Rev. John R. Peale completed seminary, was licensed and ordained, married Rebecca, and with his bride they embarked on a lengthy journey to China only to be murdered in the streets of Lienchou by some of the residents they had hoped to serve.   John Rogers Peale was born to... Continue Reading

Institutes of the Christian Religion: A Reader’s Guide to a Christian Classic

Calvin, like Scripture, highlights for us the importance of knowing God intimately (Jer. 9:23–24; John 17:3).

Written by Shawn Wright | Tuesday, June 25, 2024

Unfortunately—and incorrectly—some people assume that Calvin’s magnum opus must be the bedrock of the so-called “five points of Calvinism” and that Calvin must have used his book largely to defend his “Calvinism.” That’s not correct. The first sentence of the Institutes orients us to its two great themes: “Nearly all the wisdom we possess, that... Continue Reading

Surprising Rebirth

The Surprising Rebirth of Belief in God – a review of Justin Brierley’s remarkable new podcast series.

Written by Campbell Markham | Monday, June 24, 2024

 I have been encouraged and even energised by Brierley’s work. He has equipped us with fresh evidence of the Christian faith, with a vigorous recasting of old evidence, and a renewed confidence in the intellectual and logical rigour of Christianity. He has given us a fund of podcasts to share with others on their journey.... Continue Reading

The Inspiring Contagiousness of Submission

If God sanctifies us, we will be most influential to others when we are most afflicted.

Written by Joel Beeke | Sunday, June 23, 2024

Will you ask God for grace to be a contagious Christian of sacrificial submission, like Jephthah’s daughter and David Livingstone? You may say, “This all seems so impossible for me. You have set the bar far too high.” The bar is high, for two good reasons. First, too many of us today who profess Christ... Continue Reading

Elon Musk Would Be Making a Disastrous Mistake to Allow Pornography on X

Turning X from the digital public square into a squalid pornography site would be a stunning collapse — and prove Musk’s critics right.

Written by Jonathon van Maren | Friday, June 21, 2024

Some users have noted that pornography is already showing up more often on X, and that this new policy could open the floodgates. Musk has already responded to the backlash. When one user asked if there was an available function that could allow people to use X without being exposed to pornography, Musk personally replied,... Continue Reading

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