- 09/09/2011
Truth-Telling in a Time of Tragedy: 9/11
Our Christian vocabulary is absolutely essential, and “sin” is an indispensable explanation. These acts of terror were not merely attacks upon individuals, or attacks upon America, or attacks upon civilization - these were attacks upon God’s dignity, God’s creatures, God’s law, and God’s glory.
Tags September 11 - 09/06/2011
What Makes Evangelicalism Evangelical?
The challenge of defining evangelical identity remains one of the most important challenges for the movement — and one that entails no small amount of controversy.
Tags Evangelicals - 08/31/2011
Adam and Eve: Clarifying Again What Is at Stake
The denial of a historical Adam means not only the rejection of a clear biblical teaching, but also the denial of the biblical doctrine of the Fall, leading to a very different way of telling the story of the Bible and the meaning of the Gospel.
Tags Theology - 08/27/2011
A Laboratory for Christianity's Destruction
A church that lacks the doctrinal conviction and courage necessary to prosecute an atheist pastor for heresy is a church that lost its Christian identity — a long time ago.
- 08/24/2011
Is God a Problem? Modern Theology Faces Its Alternatives
Their obituaries may have been published side by side, but — in the truest sense — Gordon Kaufman and John Stott were never on the same page.
- 08/22/2011
The Controversy Over Adam and Eve Heats Up
The denial of an historical Adam and Eve as the first parents of all humanity and the solitary first human pair severs the link between Adam and Christ which is so crucial to the Gospel.
- 08/17/2011
This Isn't Meddling – It's Murder
In the name of personal preference and for social reasons, some women now demand that their multiple babies be aborted so that they will have only the one baby they want.
Tags Abortion - 08/10/2011
Evangelicals and the Gay Moral Revolution
In less than a single generation, homosexuality has gone from something almost universally understood to be sinful, to something now declared to be the moral equivalent of heterosexuality
Tags Homosexuality - 08/08/2011
Between Two Worlds: An Interview With John Stott
The funeral for John R. W. Stott, one of the most famous evangelical preachers of the last century, will be held today in London at All Souls Church
Tags Evangelicals John Stott - 08/05/2011
The Culture of Death Grows Desperate: War Declared on Crisis Pregnancy Centers
Crisis pregnancy centers deserve the support of all who cherish the sanctity of life, the defense of the unborn, and the right of free speech
Tags Abortion - 07/20/2011
Reparative Therapy, Homosexuality, and the Gospel of Jesus Christ
Virtually all of the secular professions that deal with sexual orientation are stalwartly opposed to reparative therapy, or to any attempt to change one’s pattern of sexual attraction. Indeed, these groups hold to an inflexible ideology that insists that there is absolutely nothing wrong with homosexuality.
- 07/13/2011
Ever Hear of the First Amendment? An Argument to Watch
Asra Q. Nomani, a former reporter for The Wall Street Journal, argues that the Internal Revenue Service should move to deny tax-exempt status to any place of worship that holds to different roles for men and women.
Tags Gender Religious Freedom - 06/27/2011
Moral Revolution: New York State Legalizes Same-Sex Marriage
Last Friday was a sad day for marriage. The legalization of same-sex marriage represents nothing less than a moral revolution, for what the law allows and recognizes, it also approves.
Tags Homosexuality - 06/23/2011
Gay Bishops in the Church of England
American churches and denominations had better take note. When a church or Christian institution bows to the authority of the state on a matter of such direct biblical importance, it is destined to lose biblical fidelity.
Tags Homosexuality Anglicans - 06/21/2011
A June Surprise? President Obama and Same-Sex Marriage
An open endorsement of same-sex marriage by an incumbent President of the United States would be a very significant and troubling development
Tags Homosexuality


