homeschooling

Is Homeschooling a Malachi 4 Revival?

A number of prominent homeschooling speakers claim such. Let’s find out if they know what they are talking about: Malachi

[Originally published at WesWhite.com (now defunct) in 2011. It garnered more hits than his articles on Federal Vision. Why? Because

Typically, Presbyterians keep their opinion of pastors to themselves, unless the matter is serious enough to warrant public attention. Often

[Reprint from 2013]: The recent online essay, Homeschool Apostates, paints an ugly picture of physical and spiritual abuse. I described

The book, Apostate, came out in 2014. It was mailed to at least one hundred churches in the Orthodox Presbyterian

[Republished from Examiner.com, Fall, 2014. The original podcast has never been formally retracted. The position an attitude expressed in that

[Republished from fall of 2014. It is still relevant because: 1. The original podcast has never been formally retracted, even

The following is from the NCFIC blog by Mr. Brown. He is responding to counter-claims that the bible does not

[Reprinted twice since 2009. I’ll have to write up another one] In my naivete, I thought only the secular school

With the recent public confession of sin by pastor R. C. Sproul Jr., it seems appropriate to discover more about