The Church and Modern Prometheanism
Like modern art, or an avant garde poem, or the latest haute fashions, secularism has always been hard to define. […]
Like modern art, or an avant garde poem, or the latest haute fashions, secularism has always been hard to define. […]
When I was in seminary, the “Church Growth Movement” was just getting its sea legs. So, of course, it was
Joel, thanks for joining us at The Westminster Confession of Funk, hosted by CrossPolitic. So you have a new Kickstarter
By now the tragic story of Alfie Evans is well known. The English toddler with an undiagnosed neurodegenerative disorder died
The years leading up to the Scottish Disruption and those immediately afterward produced some of the most remarkable servants of
Last week, I posted my article on just war and the ascendance of foreign policy hawks in the White House
The horrific ruthlessness of ISIS, the brazen cruelty of Boko Haram, the obsessive repression of the North Korean Juche, the
Having recently had The Rev. Joseph Carlson as a Guest on the recent episode of CrossPolitic, I thought it might
Three weeks ago, I wrote a response to Michael Gerson’s essay in The Atlantic about evangelical support of President Trump.
Every year new words and phrases find their way into our vocabulary. Sometimes these neologisms are the result of political
In his classic book, The Holiness of God, R.C. Sproul bemoans the absence from our vocabulary of certain, once-familiar, King
“The Church is like a great ship sailing the sea of the world and tossed by the waves of temptation
A few weeks ago, I reviewed Andrew Peterson’s beautiful new EP, Resurrection Letters: Prologue. His new full-length album will release
Michael Gerson, a former speechwriter for President George W. Bush, published a takedown of Trump-supporting evangelicals in the latest issue
Hannah, thank you for joining us at the Westminster Confession of Funk hosted by CrossPolitic. The Clouds Ye So
“And thus was he called Ichabod, for the glory of the Lord had departed.” 1 Samuel 4:21 The rising tide
Every once in a while you hit a movie that is just plain beautiful. I mean, real life beautiful. The
The Reformation: A History By Diarmaid MacCulloch Penguin Books, 2005 When Protestants celebrated the 500th anniversary of the Reformation last