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Commentary on John Davenport

Written by Timon Cline | Monday, April 22, 2024

What is clear from Davenport is that a Christian commonwealth is one of coordinate states wherein rulers fulfill Isaiah 49:23 by helping, nourishing, and protecting the true religion, the true church. None of this implies a dependence of Christ’s objective preeminence on any earthly powers—get that out of your head! It is a matter of... Continue Reading

The Remarkable Story of Katharina von Bora, wife to Martin Luther

Escaping the nunnery to follow Christ led to a life full of service alongside one of the most seminal figures in Christianity.

Written by John Stonestreet and Glenn Sunshine | Friday, April 19, 2024

While the marriage didn’t begin as a standard love match, a true romance of mutual respect and affection soon grew between Martin and Katharina. Martin, at times, consulted her on church matters and allowed her to deal with his publishers. Because she oversaw the household, Martin could devote his time to the church and the... Continue Reading

Richard Dawkins’ Cultural Christianity

Or: Sawing off the branch that holds you up.

Written by Ben C. Dunson | Monday, April 15, 2024

Dawkins is the beneficiary of a political and legal system shaped over centuries by Christian principles of justice, human nature, and more. He appears blissfully unaware that he is sawing off the very branch suspending him safely above the mob of Islamists, radical leftists, and others, ready and willing to dispense with classical liberals like... Continue Reading

Quieten The Noise

“We’ve done everything possible to save this leg, all that’s left is amputation. When you’re ready, we’ll have that conversation.”

Written by Peter Rosenberger | Thursday, April 11, 2024

Setting an appointment with our pastor, Bob, she limped into his office on her mangled right foot (while her damaged left leg bore the brunt.) As she sat quietly in his study, he stated, “Gracie, this room is off-limits to every other voice telling you what to do. My job is to help quieten the... Continue Reading

The Untold Story behind the Hymn ‘Man of Sorrows’

May God grant us the same resolve to point others to the One whose name is above every name.

Written by Petar Nenadov | Monday, April 8, 2024

“Man of Sorrows” was the last hymn Ira Sankey ever heard Bliss sing. Bliss’s name is on the top left and right of this hymn. The words and the tune came from him. The focus, however, is entirely on Jesus.   A local ministry recently gifted me a book—Man of Sorrows, King of Glory: What... Continue Reading

The Godless Return: Peterson, Tate, and Spengler’s “Second Religiosity”

The difficulty that a Jordan Peterson or an Andrew Tate have articulating faith in God is paradigmatic of the West’s decline.

Written by Carlos Perona Calvete | Monday, April 8, 2024

We have here two prominent, globally-known spokesmen for what we might call the anti-woke, sociologically right-wing side of things. That they invoke personal and social utility to justify belief in God, rather than classical theistic formulations, at once more robust and more straightforward, strongly suggests that we are dealing with what the historian Oswald Spengler... Continue Reading

The Spiritual Roots of the Current Crisis in Haiti

What hope is there for Haiti and her people?

Written by Shane Bennett | Saturday, April 6, 2024

My friends and ministry partners at United Christians International are working to raise up a whole generation of Christians who can lead the way. I really love these guys. They’re doing the heavy lifting of teaching kids, leading Voodou practitioners to Jesus, and planting churches. They give me hope.   The headlines are a combination of heartbreak... Continue Reading

Paulus Orosius – A Forgotten Augustinian Historian

We can appreciate Orosius as one of the many lesser-known voices that rose in the 5th century against Pelagianism and other popular and wide-spreading heresies.

Written by Simonetta Carr | Thursday, April 4, 2024

Like Augustine’s De Civitate, Orosius’s Historiarum is both a realistic and optimistic survey of history. It is realistic in its depiction of the miseries of war, which stands in contrast against the general acclaim of warring heroes in classical writings. It is also realistic in comparing facts with facts and not with nostalgic feelings toward a rosy past. But... Continue Reading

Surgical and Sexological Practices? Not Today, Satan

Andrew Sullivan, Judith Butler, and C.S. Lewis

Written by Anne Kennedy | Tuesday, April 2, 2024

Fortunately for us, Satan lacks self-control. He can’t keep anything within reasonable proportion. He can’t be content with transing just some of the kids. He must trans all of them. He must destroy every human body on the way to devouring every precious soul. And so, eventually, all the confused speech becomes such a deafening... Continue Reading

Why Modern Prophecy Is False and God’s Word Is Inerrant and Sufficient: A Response to Sam Storms

I am concerned by the ongoing practice of using the Lord’s name in vain and attributing to the Holy Spirit utterances of the flesh and words that originated in the mind and heart of a man rather than God himself.

Written by Josh Buice | Tuesday, April 2, 2024

Today, it’s a common thing to hear people claiming to hear messages from God. The “God told me” language is a cancer within the body of Christ that must be rooted out. This language is published in books, repeated in powerful stories by conference speakers, and is embraced as normative practices in many local churches... Continue Reading

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