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The danger in your Bible-believing church is not that your members are reading Arius. The threat to your home is not that your children have been taken captive by crafty Socinians. Instead, the lethal poison that erodes churches, denominations, institutions, and families is known as doctrinal indifferentism.
Read MoreCan you still claim to have a “good school?” Are you willing to examine the facts and determine what really happens on a day-to-day basis in your school? Can you, with biblical conviction, continue to send your children to that school?
Read MoreUnfortunately, even if your church survived the battle without many scars, it likely suffered at least one casualty: the hymnal. Slick, adaptable, high-visibility projection screens—trademarks of the PowerPoint preaching begun in the ‘90s—were simply too irresistible for most local congregations to avoid.
Read MoreTeach them diligently. That’s our command. Not because there is a guaranteed outcome (because there isn’t). But because it is what God requires of parents.
Read MoreWhat if we shared with our children the vision of the family and home that God designed? What if we modeled and encouraged the old ways, the biblical ways, the Puritan ways, from the time our children were young?
Read MoreThere are many modern words that we don’t find in Scripture, but that doesn’t make them invalid. We know that abortion is murder, whether that exact term is found in the Bible. We use the internet, despite its absence in Scripture. A Republic is a superior form of government, even though Moses and Jesus didn’t mention it. We also don’t find pants, cars, smartphones, or government schools in the Bible, but here we are.
Read MoreThe world looks to motivate based on earthly success, which is ultimately fleeting. The Christian motivates based on a knowledge of God, which is eternal. Which one do you think is worth drudging through another language arts lesson? Your kids will recognize the same thing.
Read MoreWhether you’re new to the idea of a Reformation Day party, or a veteran to the concept, I have no doubt that the joy and creativity evident in the following pictures will inspire and encourage your own efforts.
Read MoreDon’t stress about getting everything set up perfectly; just plan a few activities, provide some food, and enjoy the company of others who are committed to the wonderful truths recovered by the Protestant Reformation. Laugh. Sing. Dance. Shout. Play.
Read MoreSo the question is this: if you are a public school teacher, will you use the “preferred gender pronouns” of students (and perhaps faculty) who are engaging in the sin of transgenderism, or will you boldly maintain your Christian commitments regardless of the cost?
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