Before reading our text for this morning, I cannot let this moment pass unremarked. As you have already heard in the exhortation, this last Friday the Supreme Court reversed their infamous Roe decision of 1973. That makes this our first post-Roe worship service. And if you are not yet fifty years old, this means that …
The Necessity of Cultural Engagement
These are my notes for my plenary address to the ACCS convention IN Dallas, 2022. Introduction: The central reason why we want the education we provide to be rooted in the ground of Scripture ...
Which Can Be a Problem
The Art of Attraction
Dear Darla, I alluded to this in my last letter, and I think it is time to address the art of attracting. We have covered what might attract you to him, and so now we should spend a little time on what might attract him to you. Some of what I am going to address …
Gentlemen, Start Your Letters . . .
Letter to the Editor: Thank you for bringing this work of Schaeffer to our attention. I haven't read him in a long time, but I will go back and read this. Prophetic in ways he couldn't ...
Sounds Kind of Insurrectioney, Jane
Introduction: We are coming up on the release of the Supreme Court decision on Dobbs. In anticipation of that decision, quite a few people are bracing for real trouble. As they ought to be. ...
A Function of Our Dwindling Pride
“Afflicted with pretty much everything the modern church is certainly looking around for remedies. But where and how we look for these remedies remains a function of what ails us, and we are not yet desperate enough to ask for directions to the divine pharmacy.”
The Cultural Mind, p. 59
And Hide It Good
Full and Overflowing
“The average Christian bookstore, which reflects accurately what we are about, is an abundant cornucopia of bushwah.”
The Cultural Mind, p. 57
Laws of Attraction
Dear Darla, So let’s get down to the business of serious analysis. What are you looking for in a man? Because there is no man on the scene right now, this question of serious analysis, though you ...