Two Lanterns and One King
Churches must be lights in dark political times.
Liturgy and Legislation
The church cannot be neutral because the world is not neutral. It fundamentally opposes Christ’s Lordship. Preacher! Do not surrender!
Politics and Gospel Maturity
Trying to find the balance between faithful witness and unwise speech in politics? This article explores this wisdom issue from the perspective of a seasoned pastor.
Pastors and Politics
Struggling with if you should speak out politically from your pulpit? Politics is a thorny issue, and it becomes even more thorny in a church setting. Then this article will help you wrestle with the reasons why and how you should preach politically.
Stay in Your Lane, Pastor
Should pastors stay in their lane? Or has the Lord called pastors to speak into every area of the Christian life and every danger that the sheep face?
Politics, Gen Z, and the Messy Middle of American Evangelicalism
Do you feel politically homeless in theologically conservative churches? You’re not alone. Conservatives often feel marginalized in otherwise faithful Christian communities. How should politically active Christians navigate this reality?
For God and Country: Why America Needs Good Chaplains
One of society’s most essential areas is the military; therefore, we need strong Christian influence. Chaplaincy fits this description. It is where the church and the military overlap. How can the church, and you as an individual, work to ensure that Christ is the Lord of our armies?
Bringing Religion into Politics: Five Things Pastors Owe to the Public Square
Oftentimes pastors are praised for keeping politics out of their sermons. What if we told you that’s actually a failure to shepherd God’s flock?
American Pulpits Should Be Better
We desperately need pastors who do not shy away from exposing the sins of our progressive culture and growing Islamic influence, but who boldly proclaim public righteousness. America’s fate depends on it.
Pastors, Politics, and the Public Gospel
Should pastors remain silent on politics to be “nice,” or are they called to preach a public gospel that reaches even the highest government officials? The Bible offers a clear answer.
Is Big Government Christian? A Review of James Baird’s King of Kings
Plato or Paul? See how Levi Secord defends his book “Servant Not Savior” in response to James Baird’s arguments.
Too Small to Succeed: A Review and Response to Levi Secord’s Servant Not Savior
Despite their many points of agreement, James Baird takes a stand for his book “King of Kings” against Levi Secord’s arguments.
