Coming Untrue

The text over the photo to the right is nicked from a 1986 Steve Camp song entitled Threshing Floor , one of my favorite Christian lyrics ...

In which our regular writers toss around subjects a little more volatile than usual. Young pastors in American churches are a dying bre...

The modern, secularist, Leftist legend goes like this: missionaries are evil. And why? Because they were really nothing more than sho...

Yesterday’s post introduced the expression “The Right’s Cancel Culture”. It comes from an opinion piece at TheBulwark.com in which journal...

TheBulwark.com is taking aim at Chris Rufo. Rufo says he is waging moral war against Disney, attempting to target the corporation’s publi...

“How can I learn to forgive myself?” Mark 2 tells the story of a paralyzed man whose friends brought him to Jesus in hope that he would ...

“I desire mercy and not sacrifice.” On at least two occasions the Lord applied these words first spoken by Hosea in 6:6. Both speakers...

The apostle Paul taught the Corinthian Christians to examine themselves before eating and drinking in remembrance of the Lord Jesus. Repe...

In which our regular writers toss around subjects a little more volatile than usual. I’m going to quote a full minute of a recent sermo...

I’ve got a favorite word. It’s only two letters long, but it gives me complete control of my life. My wife says maybe I use it too mu...

Daniel 2 is a fascinating trip through the history of human accomplishment. A panoply of the greatest and most powerful Gentile empires in...

A few days ago I watched a couple of men argue on social media about the so-called “slippery slope fallacy”. One said it isn’t really cons...

“What would you say to someone who thinks he is too sinful to be saved?” I’d quote him the words of the apostle Paul: “The saying is tru...

Christ’s followers are forbidden to judge. He warned them against it, saying if they did they must expect the same measure would be used w...

Sometimes — though I believe it is fairly rare in this life — God steps in and judges individuals and nations directly. Miracles of destru...

In which our regular writers toss around subjects a little more volatile than usual. Tom: Let’s do something a little different today,...

I hear a lot of people talk about their love for the gospel. But then I also hear a lot of talk about how people “love” ice cream, their ...

I have always liked the story of Phinehas , Aaron’s grandson. For the uninitiated, Phinehas was a young priest who took it upon himself to...

The story of Balaam is remarkable on several levels. Its lessons are important enough for the writer of Numbers to devote three full chapt...

“Does God approve of the death penalty?” The Law of Moses governed Israelite society in one form or another from around 1450 BC through ...