Flee from Idols: A Biblical Critique of Eastern Orthodoxy’s Theology of Icons
By Chris Prosser
Enter an Eastern Orthodox church, and you are met with walls covered in icons, clouds of incense, burning candles, and worshipers kissing sacred images. For Protestants, the conclusion is unavoidable: this is idolatrous worship.
Discipleship Does Not Equal Shepherding: A Crucial Distinction in the Female Pastor Debate
By Jonathon Woodyard
Some SBC churches don’t ordain women as pastors, but they ask them to exercise a “gift of shepherding.” But does the New Testament rend the office of elder-pastor from the gift of shepherding?
A Protestant Appraisal of Rock & Sand: Sola Scriptura Properly Understood
By Tyler Cox
Eastern Orthodoxy’s second most popular online personality is Josiah Trentham, author of Rock and Sand: An Orthodox Appraisal of the Protestant Reformers and Their Teachings. This is our appraisal of his appraisal.
