Worldview

By learning about the prophet of Islam, Christians will be better able to speak of our hope in Christ to Muslims around us.

As modern Western believers, we should be aware of the supernatural realm that exists around us. Yet just the same, as Christians we must always put these spiritual realities into their proper context in terms of our theology of God.

With the transgender revolution, we’re not just facing the rejection of God’s blueprint for sexuality—we’re facing a crisis in God’s blueprint for happiness.

“In the face of such fears, Marxism proved to be helpless and could give me no comfort.”

The church should stand firm in its enduring reading of Scripture’s account of divine creation and remain faithful to its historical position, praising God the Creator for his purposeful creation ex nihilo and of every specific kind of both nonliving and living things.

Feelings and facts work together because our feelings, when properly ordered, perfectly align with truth.

God communicated to us through a book, through the written word, and, therefore, he expects us to read.

To lament the decline of cultural Christianity is to lament not simply the loss of a Christian consensus, but the loss of the social capital born of common grace that secular society was borrowing from.

The enemy would love God’s people chasing abstract and far-fetched untruths rather than sharing the good news of the gospel with their neighbors.

How you live now is correlated with how you believe God is working towards eternity.

If the social pressures against historic Christianity do increase—as I expect they will—pastors and ministers will need a deeper doctrinal foundation, one that enables them to effectively catechize and instruct congregations embedded in a neo-pagan West.

The Christ who died and lives forever and ever tells Christians to Fear Not.

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.