A Protestant in post-Christian America
As I summarized in my previous essay, a series of articles (“Covenant Preaching”) describe “gospel preaching” as: Christ should be “integral” to the sermon; sermons should
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I preached through Deuteronomy a couple of years back. And Calvin’s sermons were a great help. They were doctrinal, applicable and Christ-honoring—even when the sermons
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[From my fellow pastor and friend, Jason Wallace] Jezebel is (politically) dead. Her war on Christ’s church is apparently over. For many, Donald Trump is
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His road to the White House was by all human accounts impossible. The field of contenders was formidable. The media were arrayed against him. His
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Fear is a God-givin response to danger. And loathing is a natural response to distasteful things. And this election is overflowing with both. But not
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Colorado is one of three potential pivotal states in this race. It can come down to us people! Thus says Steve House, Colorado GOP Chairman.
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This is a compilation of all my stuff on a Christian view of voting. I was an idealist voter for 25 years. Then I did
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“whether a confederacy and association with wicked men, or such as are of another Religion, be lawfull, yea, or no” (chapter 14, A treatise of miscellany
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Even if one is convinced that idealist voting is nonbiblical, even if one is convinced that “counting the cost” is the way to decide political
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The most important goal for Christians in this surreal election year is not to uphold the great and lofty goal of freedom (sorry libertarians). It
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