The Archive
Susannah Black RobertsUncategorized
So I saw it, because that is the Rule, and also because there was this period of time a couple of weeks ago when my fellow commune member Sarah Bailey was texting me on an hourly basis to see whether […]
Caleb Wait
Is there a theological system that includes future promises regarding Israel that is not dispensational? Dr. Gerald McDermott is here to introduce Derek and Alastair to ‘New Christian Zionism.’ Timestamps: Announcement for a live meetup at ETS in San […]
Jake MeadorFeaturedCurrent Politics
Running a leftist campaign may not be electoral suicide; it may be a reasoned choice based on a belief that political persuasion is still possible.
E. J. HutchinsonFeatured
There are no extra points for thanking God for the salvation offered to us in Christ in meter; but there is extra pleasure.
Scott BeauchampFeatured
1. To write about Theodore J. Kaczynski, known as the Unabomber, is to sit for a moment with the ghosts of his victims peering over your shoulder. The dead and the maimed, both. Just as much as you try to […]
Zack HolbrookFeatured
This is the lesson of Jamie Smith’s book: we are never not on the road. But it is not just any road we are called to; it is the Way.
Caleb Wait
Break out your bibles and join Alastair, Derek, and Matt for an old fashion bible study of Genesis 32:22-32, the story of Jacob’s name change. Why does Jacob demand the name of the one he wrestles? Why do later scriptures […]
Susannah Black RobertsUncategorized
I’ll just say, I did call it. BAP has appeared— memeless, if not maskless — in the pages of The American Mind. His critiques of the left are fair. But his description of the range of choices in public philosophy […]
Jake MeadorFeaturedEvangelicalism
The Reformation was not only concerned with theological reform, but also moral reform. It called a decadent church, choking on its own power, to repent.
Jake Meador
I’m co-teaching a class at my church on the sacraments right now. One benefit is that I have a reason to go back over the old reformed confessions. Here is the Belgic Confession (1561) on the Eucharist:
Jake MeadorFeaturedCurrent Politics
Schmitz argues that democracies force their members to choose between liberty and Christianity. Historic Protestantism says this is a false dichotomy.
Caleb Wait
Andrew, Matt, and Derek sit down to discuss the phenomenon of multi-site churches. Andrew argues for the soundness of such an ecclesiastical practice and Matt and Derek aren’t so sure. If you’re interested in supporting the show financially, […]