Coming Untrue

This morning a new video appeared on YouTube. To my surprise, it had arch-atheist Bill Maher in admiring conversation with Dr. Jordan P...

“You lack one thing,” said the Lord Jesus to his wannabe disciple. “Go, sell all that you have and give to the poor, and you will have tr...

Doug Wilson has a little encouragement over at his blog for Christians worried about the US election next week. That would not be me. N...

“What’s the difference between contentment and stoicism?” I was recently thinking through how believers ought to deal with change. Denia...

Billy Graham once asked, “Is AIDS a judgment of God?” He then answered, “I could not say for sure, but I think so.” Allegedly, he later ap...

It’s one thing to intellectually acknowledge the benefits of regular Bible reading and meditation. It’s another to actually do it day in a...

In which our regular writers toss around subjects a little more volatile than usual. Tertius drew my attention to this three-year-old b...

I like to fish. I’m very fortunate. In the town where I live, a river runs nearby. It starts above the town, and it meanders its way thr...

The obsession with unlimited freedom of choice that we considered in yesterday’s post is nothing new. Mankind has always desired to dine f...

Some people reject the Christian faith without ever giving it a proper hearing. The distractions of the world keep them from ever getting ...

“Is it a bad sign when lots of people leave a church in a short period?” You cannot judge the value of a cause by its worst day in the p...

“I am writing to you not to associate with anyone who bears the name of brother if he is … a reviler  …” To say churches these days are ...

Hebrew proverbs frequently involve line pairs, with the second line being some kind of restatement of the idea expressed in the first, or ...

In which our regular writers toss around subjects a little more volatile than usual. The Autumn 2016 edition of City Journal is home t...

Nag, Nag, Nag … My friend WiC has been after me for some time to publish a list of the things Christians have achieved for modern, West...

Billy Graham founded Christianity Today in 1956. For years, the monthly magazine was a living room staple in my parents’ home, pretty muc...

Learning to live biblically requires we cultivate the practice of maintaining complementary truths in balance with one another. It is insu...

“Why should we restore a brother caught in a transgression in a ‘spirit of gentleness’?” A gentle spirit is appropriate to restoration. ...

Greg Koukl at Stand to Reason is trying to clear up confusion on the subject of humility in a recent post . He’s responding to a preach...

Psalm 119 is the longest chapter in the Bible by any metric you might choose. In English, it’s 176 verses and approximately 2,445 words ...