Coming Untrue

A reader queries  an older post . Jeff asks: “Are there any hard guidelines as who can eat the Lord’s supper? You refuted a few in th...

In which our regular writers toss around subjects a little more volatile than usual. The Nashville Statement is a significant evange...

Job’s three friends came to help. Their purpose is explicitly stated: they came in order to “ show him sympathy and comfort him ”, and th...

Nick Lowe’s song (What’s So Funny ’Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding? remains a staple in Elvis Costello’s live show more than forty y...

I believe the most venerable and most frequently attacked Old Testament narratives in Genesis are genuinely historical. One reason: the m...

I’ve always kinda wondered why the Lord instructed his disciples to pray, “ Lead us not into temptation .” After all, James is clear that...

“ He knows the way that I take.” I don’t. You don’t. Nobody else does. In this world we see God’s specific purposes for us only ...

Jessica Misener at Buzzfeed wrote a piece a while back on “shocking Bible verses” and happened to include this one: “Servants, be sub...

In which our regular writers toss around subjects a little more volatile than usual. The Nashville Statement is a significant evange...

Jamin Goggin says when today’s celebrity pastors get caught sinning , churches collapse, whole conferences evaporate and large numbers of...

Sometimes people get the obvious so wrong you can’t help but wonder if they’re doing it deliberately. Or maybe somebody just poked them i...

I note that Tim Bayly and seven pastor-or-elder friends have taken their best shot at “fortifying” the same Nashville Statement we’ve be...

It’s always wise to let those who teach error define their own terms, otherwise we end up flailing away at straw men of our own construct...

“For we cannot do anything against the truth, but only for the truth.” This is not the easiest sentence to unpack. The apostle P...

Reams have been written on the subject of Bible prophecy and how it is to be interpreted. Even within Protestantism, the number of distin...

In which our regular writers toss around subjects a little more volatile than usual. The Nashville Statement is a significant evange...

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The eye of faith is an amazing thing. In all his bitter distress and confusion, Job never completely loses sight of the character and...

Cheryl Schatz on the subject of calling God to account: “So the question we need to ask is, should we call God to account for giftin...

If Professor Bret Weinstein is not quite Washington State’s answer to Jordan Peterson, at very least he’s managed to make a bunch of the ...