“The devil . . . is a guilt farmer, and the seed is sin. Relativism is just a teaching calculated to get fools to throw their seed everywhere.”
In Which Darryl Hart Attempts to Float Above the Fray
Introduction: Darryl Hart wrote an article about Christian nationalism, and it is replete with true observations about this and that, and yet somehow assumed a stance that sought to remain well ...
Hayden and Danis
We live in an egalitarian era, a time of great impudence, when our surrounding culture wants to flatten everything. This is done in the name of lifting up the lowly and oppressed, but like all humanistic devices, it actually winds up tearing down instead of lifting up. If you hate the inequality between rich and …
A Very Fruitful House Arrest
Acts of the Apostles (55): Sermon Video Introduction: So Malta is due south of Sicily, and so we can see they have come all the way to the west. After winter, they then sailed to Syracuse, ...
Testifying, Not Explaining
“I can illustrate the Creator-creature divide on the blackboard, but I cannot do the physics involved and show my work. If I could do that, I wouldn’t be on this side of that divide.”
Just Like That
Christ or Pagan Chaos
“It really is Dionysus or the Crucified. And Dionysus is not just the god of the endless party—sex, drugs, and rock and roll—he is also the god of random dismemberment. In the sixties, we were urged many times (in a Dionysian vein) to ‘make love, not war.’ It turns out that the slogan actually means ‘make love, then war.’”
Content Cluster [02-12-26]
Who Has More Fun Than People?: Kinda Wintry Open Road: A Song I Really Like for Some Reason: Doing What the Moment Calls For: HT: Samuel Cherubin: Jacob Aguiar Featured Product: Notes for Elders on the Way:For a decade or so, our weekly elder meetings had a system for running the meetings that consisted of …
Run On
“Those who feast on accusations will eventually be eaten by them. This won’t necessarily happen tomorrow. You can run on for a long time.”
My Musical Career, Such as It Was
I grew up in a musical home, sort of. Neither of my parents played any instruments, but music was quite important to them. This came out primarily in their love of hymns and gospel songs. They also had ...