The Shadowy Nature of the Theocracy
With a burgeoning interest in the idea of Christian Nationalism, the Christian Church in America has seen a renewed interest in modified... Read More
An All American Burgher?
In recent years, there has been a renewed interest in “the Marrow Controversy”–an 18th Century theological debate that occurred in the church of Scotland... Read More
How to Best Honor the Reformers
The Reformation was essentially fueled by a reclamation of the expository preaching of God’s word. Martin Bucer, taking a cue from the... Read More
The Grace of Remembering
Today marks 21 years since the Lord brought me to saving faith and repentance. I always find it to be a good... Read More
The Bewitching Influence of Secularism
Secularism is a religion. Make no mistake about it. Though many seek to advance it as a neutralizing alternative to a religiously... Read More
Law and Gospel in Redemptive History and Christian Experience
I recently had the opportunity to talk with Joe Thorn, on the Doctrine and Devotion podcast, about the biblical relationship between law and... Read More
The “Good, Better, and Best” of Worship
Throughout church history, there has been a tendency for serious, theologically-minded believers (and we should all want to be serious, theologically-minded believers)... Read More
Praying Down Divine Blessing
Lately, I have been impressed with the fact that prayer is arguably the most important need for the sustenance, vitality, and continuance... Read More
Overcoming Sinful Anger
There is plenty of sin in the world upon which we can fixate. The internet has brought the fallen sinful world–with all... Read More
Doctrine, Denominations, and Division
The 20th Century will be likely be remembered as the Century of ecclesiastical ecumenism. The 21st Century is shaping up to follow... Read More