“The Christian response must be to insist that all of their idols have to be overthrown. That is what true Christian cultural engagement is. That is the only thing that Christian cultural engagement can ever possibly be.”
Content Cluster [11-13-25]
Old Gif: Had a great interaction with Sam Harris, and here it is: Open Road: Rory Wilson on Rome: A Song I Really Like for Some Reason: Friday Funny: Who did this? HT: Samuel Cherubin: And more here. And Another Podcast Also: Featured Product:
True Response
“In the face of the kind of evil that is abroad in the world, evangelical Christians need to stop filling up their worship services with sentimentalist treacle and to start worshiping biblically in a very dark world.”
Marriage and the Age to Come
Introduction: In working through the claims of full preterism, it is important to realize just how many other issues are connected to it. It is not just a matter of chronology or timing, and ...
Against That Day
“We cannot get people back to a love for God by means of sentimentalist kitten hugging. We do it by declaring the wrath to come, and the staggering provision that God has made for ugly and defiant sinners against that day of wrath.”
Picking a Basket of Novemberries
Letter to the Editor: My husband recently listened to a podcast discussing the book 'White Knights and Reviling Wives' being published by the Ogdens. Afterward, he stated that if I ...
The Actual Standard
“I have often argued that Christian parents ought to accept the fact that their job is not to get their children to simply conform to the standard, but rather to get their children to love the standard.”
A Long Train of Abuses
"Power is of an encroaching nature . . ." The Federalist Papers #48 Introduction: So let me tell you what the problem is. Once upon a time, ...
Three Accounts of the Glory on the Road
Acts of the Apostles (48): Sermon Video Introduction: The Lord saw fit to give us three distinct accounts of Saul’s conversion on the way to Damascus. The first (Acts 9:1-19) is a third-person ...
Principles and Methods
“Back in the day, brigands and highwaymen would take your purse by waving a cutlass under your nose, and a modern mugger might use a Glock, about which the prophet Isaiah says nothing. This should not leave us scratching our heads about the lawfulness of armed robbery.”