Publications
The Many Lives of American Christian Nationalism
The Failures of Secularism and the Biblical Alternative
Interview with Mark David Hall on Christian Nationalism
Interview with Stephen Wolfe on Christian Nationalism
Interview with Doug Wilson on Christian Nationalism
Interview with P. Andrew Sandlin and Joe Boot on Christian Nationalism
Interview with Jonathan Leeman on Christian Nationalism
Interview with Andrew T. Walker on Christian Nationalism
Interview with Albert Mohler on Christian Nationalism
What Is the Spectrum of Major Views on Political Theology? A Proposed Taxonomy of Seven Views on Religion and Government
Book Reviews
From the Editor: Doctrine Shapes Life
Through these articles, we pray that you will be encouraged and equipped to examine your own life and doctrine more closely. As we seek to obey Paul’s exhortation, may we be found faithful, holding firmly to the truth, and growing in godliness.
Why are We Trinitarian, and Why Does it Matter?
Even when the commitment to other matters of sound doctrine is strong and clear, Christians get nervous and uncertain in their commitment to the doctrine of the Trinity as revealed in Scripture and confessed by the church for many centuries.
The Holy Spirit Fills Us with the Presence of the Triune God
How would you react, then, if I were to tell you that the greatest gift that God gives to us in our salvation is the Holy Spirit so that, as he fills us, we can experience the greatest blessing of salvation, which is the presence of God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit?
Reasons to Recover the Centrality of Christ
We can’t assume that those in our churches know basic Christian theology. Also, central to these responses is a confused understanding of the exclusivity, uniqueness, and sufficiency of Christ.
The Final Judgment Is Good News
Talking about the final judgment may seem to be contrary to the love of God that is manifested in the ministry, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. We don’t want to be like the fire, hell, and brimstone preachers of the past who, in the eyes of many or at least in some instances, were…
The Faith Once for All Delivered to the Saints
The church has always faced the question of how to deal with all the rival theological claims that arise. How is the church to answer in the face of theological challenges? Is there—as some have suggested—more than one Christian faith? Are there simply different christianities?