Worldview

Confessions of faith should function as guardrails, not a straightjacket.

The Bible’s authentic textual history won’t be confirmed by sensational discoveries. It will be confirmed by patient study and analysis of the evidence.

The heroism and valor we see in those serving COVID-19 victims isn’t illusory. The moral response to encountering heroism and valor testifies to the reality of these virtues, grounded ultimately in God.

Do we sacrifice the economy to save human lives or do we sacrifice human lives to save the economy?

Will we trust in Christ or will we get swept away by panic?

In 1 Corinthians 16:13, the Apostle Paul has clearly chosen to associate courage with masculinity.

Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, and Zoroastrianism make historical claims, but none are as reliable as Christianity.

Nothing could be more dangerous than a theological seminary that is not clearly and explicitly and continually and always grounded in truth.

The Bible puts solid ground beneath our feet so that we don’t have to guess at what it means to be male and female.

Pastors should not be sheepish or shy about talking about religious liberty, but should instead be bold in shaping the witness of those entrusted to their spiritual care.

Dr. York sits down with Tim Challies (writer, author of the popular blog Challies, and pastor at Grace Fellowship Church in Toronto, Ontario) to discuss writing, teaching, the internet and pornography.

“Segregation is a moral evil which no Christian can accept. The church must make it clear that if we are to be true witnesses of Jesus Christ, we can no longer give our allegiance to a system of segregation.”

The waiting of Advent is actually good for us and is molding us into the likeness of Christ.