Anyone who follows me on Twitter or Facebook is by now familiar with my saying: Everyone is polite and rational … Continue reading Confessions: Anti-LGBT Rhetoric and the Dynamics of Abuse in Evangelical Christianity
On June 29,2016, popular Christian radio host and Christian Post contributor Michael Brown chose to post his tenth anti-LGBTQ+ article … Continue reading Nothing
Before I begin today’s post, I want to take a moment to wish all my US based readers a Happy … Continue reading The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (7/1/16)
In July, 2012, Saeed Abedini, a pastor and missionary living in the United States, was visiting his family in Tehran, … Continue reading The Abused and the Persecuted
As I have read Emerson Eggerichs book Love and Respect, I have offered arguments regarding the trustworthiness of this book. … Continue reading Love, Respect, and Science
On April 21, 2016, the provost and executive vice president of Westminster Theological Seminary, Jeffrey K. Jue, wrote of his … Continue reading 5 Reasons Not to Support New Calvinism
Today is Good Friday, a day of profound meaning. This is the day we remember that the divine Logos, who … Continue reading The Good (Friday), the Bad, and the Ugly (3/25/16)
This has been a truly amazing week in the blogosphere. There have been so many excellent articles and, to be … Continue reading The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (3/18/16)
If you follow my blog, it is quite likely you are already familiar with Kevin DeYoung’s recent article, “Our Pro-Woman, … Continue reading Rhetorical Questions: Kevin DeYoung
Mark Driscoll is about to establish a new church in Phoenix, he is engaging in regular public speaking gigs, but the question is, “Is there any fruit of repentance evident in his life?” Continue reading Fruit? (A Mark Driscoll Post)
Often, Christian leaders will address difficult topics by telling us there is one absolute and unquestionable answer. Here I dare to ask, “Is anything is truly unquestionable?” Continue reading Rhetorical Questions: Al Mohler
At what point does defense of an idea become complicity in the abuses inherent to that ideology? Continue reading Not All Comps
An exploration of Christian submission and masculine identity. Continue reading A Cruciform Submission
The question we must answer: Does Complementarianism present a uniquely Christian vision of male headship? I invite you to read my answer. Continue reading The Head of Man
We musts choose, are we people of the court or disciples of the cross. Continue reading The Cross and the Court
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