Can the Church Talk about Politics?
Everyone, especially Christians, should take some interest in politics, for politics directly concerns the practical aspects of life.
By Bryan Laughlin, Doug Ponder
| August 2, 2024
Complementarians and the Rise of Second-Wave Evangelical Feminism
The collapse of complementarianism hasn’t happened yet, but the cracks can no longer be ignored.
By Bryan Laughlin, Doug Ponder
| February 26, 2024
The COVID Test for Christian Virtue
This is a call to repent of the intellectual vices that caused so many to be so easily duped by COVID so that God’s people will not miss the truth in other areas of their lives.
By Bryan Laughlin, Doug Ponder
| September 18, 2023
Standing Firm in a Culture of Gender Confusion
Our culture is confused about gender, but so are our churches.
By Chris Priestley
| September 4, 2023
Men of Issachar, Part 1—Understanding the Times
Waking up from our slumber to perceive the particular evils of our day is the first step toward becoming a man of Issachar—one who understands the times so that he can know what God’s people ought to do.
By Doug Ponder
| August 28, 2023
Don’t Be Dominated by Your Tools
Tools can either be instruments of dominion or domination.
By Joe Holland
| July 10, 2023
We’re Commanded to Love Our Neighbors, Not to Make Them Feel Loved
All who think this way have fallen for the poisonous lie that hurt feelings are sufficient proof that you have failed to love your neighbor.
By Doug Ponder
| June 5, 2023
The Kind of Man Pastors Must Be
Every semester, no matter the class, I intentionally try to touch upon the kind of men that pastors must be.
By Doug Ponder
| April 17, 2023