A contracted worship leader began a forty-day fast because he wanted the church’s worship leader and not his wife. What the Caleb Flynn trial exposes is not ordinary hypocrisy but a religion kept in working order and pressed into the service of the thing it forbids.
Convenience and the Architecture of Death When a civilization discards the moral laws of God, it does not find freedom; it simple begins…
The Warmth That Freezes The weather service has issued its warnings again. Here in the American South, where winter rarely announces itself with…
The Lowering of Standards It is a peculiar thing to watch an idea gain currency precisely at the moment when it seems least…
The Tyranny of Modern Sentimentality One observes, with a mixture of fascination and dismay, the peculiar tyranny exercised in modern discourse by the…
A Plain Truth About the Heart’s Genius for Self-Deception There exists a particular form of blindness that requires no denial of God’s word,…
The Curious Art of the Qualified Endorsement There exists in Christian circles a peculiar form of communication that has become so commonplace it…
A gracious explanation from George County Baptist Church The Light and the Darkness Cannot Dwell Together Christians do not celebrate Halloween because it represents…
This is not a season for hand‑wringing but for harvest, and the task before Bible‑believing Christians is plain: make the knowledge of God…
Christian Grace in a Vicious Age There is a peculiar and terrible fragility to a civilization that has begun to prefer the report…