Articles
In print and online, these exclusive articles include evergreen topics to further develop your walk with God. We aim to create 6-12 each year.
6 Questions for Christian Nationalists
I am not a Christian Nationalist, but I almost could be.
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6 Questions for Christian Nationalists
I am not a Christian Nationalist, but I almost could be. These six questions are for Christian Nationalists and for those drawn to a more assertive vision of the Christian magistrate and church–state relations.
Is Sola Scriptura Biblical? Exploring the Fundamental Divide Between Protestants and Catholics
Sola scriptura maintains that the Bible is the supreme judge—the final, the ultimate, the absolute, the decisive arbiter in all controversies of religion.
In Search of Chivalry
What the best of Christendom called knights to be was a different kind of warrior—humble, honest, fair, dignified in speech and gracious in character.
Is This the Way? A Review of Practicing the Way by John Mark Comer
To be a disciple is fundamentally about walking with Jesus in the same way he walked. The point about Jesus’s apprentices originally being called “followers of the Way” is essential to Comer’s overall thesis.
8 Key Differences Between Catholics and Protestants
Until fairly recently, Protestants and Catholics in this country were, if not enemies, then certainly players on opposing teams.
Brothers, We Are Not Political Pundits
We can be known for “prophetic” political commentary or we can be known for textually careful, biblically rich, theologically deep, church-focused gospel ministry.
Best Books on Preaching: A Baker’s Dozen of My Favorites
Over the last 25 years, I have read dozens of books about preaching. I have learned something from almost all of them.
Sin Makes You Stupid
There is no rational calculation that can explain why men would throw away a lifetime of ministry faithfulness for a few moments of fleeting pleasure.
Did the Son of God Leave Heaven When He Came to Earth?
In the hypostatic union, the two natures—human and divine—are joined in one person, yet “without confusion” and “without change” (Chalcedonian Definition).
The Limits of Civil Government: Robert Dabney’s Opposition to Church Establishments
Unless we have all the blessings and spiritual realities enjoyed by the nation of Israel in the Old Testament, we should not try to adopt, for our nation, the government given to Israel.
Who Was St. Boniface?
Pastor Kevin DeYoung dives into church history and surveys the life of St. Boniface and his gospel-work to the Germans.
Did the Jews Kill Jesus?
Who was responsible for the death of Christ? There is more than one true thing we can (and should) say in response to that question.
