The Elijah Craig You Thought You Knew
His character and Calvinistic theology were both used by God to form him into an influential colonial preacher.
By Joe Holland
| September 11, 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
Contend and Build
Being naive is not a fruit of the Spirit.
By Justin Dean
| July 24, 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
Church History Isn’t Boring (You’re Just Doing it Wrong)
Those who fail to learn what history is for are doomed never to learn it.
By Doug Ponder
| February 20, 2023
The Power of Song and Testimony in Church Tradition
It was in that little red brick church that I learned the power of songs of sojourning and shared testimony.
By Brian Key
| October 17, 2022
Irrigating Deserts: Seminary Education for Pastors
The vision for robust theological training to prepare ministers is an old one that deserves revisiting.
By Doug Logan
| September 19, 2022
The Miseducation of the Pastor
If Google can pass your seminary’s quizzes or your denomination’s ordination exam, you are not training men to be pastors; you are training them to be machines.
By Doug Ponder
| May 30, 2022