April Intermission: From Old Testament Resurrection to the Crossroads of Eastern Orthodoxy
Check out all our articles on the resurrection in the Old Testament, and then come to the crossroads of East and West as we examine Eastern Orthodoxy.
March Intermission: From Holding the Center to Proclaiming the Resurrection
Looking back on SBC stewardship, and forward to the resurrection in the Old Testament
Cooperation Catechism: Why be a Southern Baptist? 7 Questions & Answers That Succinctly State the Fundamentals of Our Cooperative Identity
Why do Southern Baptist churches cooperate? Here are seven questions and answers that show the value of association among Baptist churches.
What’s Trusty About SBC Trustees: Does Trustee Training Fix Ailing Entities or Institutionalize Passivity?
What is the point of having trustees if they are officially discouraged from doing their actual job of oversight?
Why Baptists Must Recover the Order of Love
The church is tasked with taking Christ’s love to the ends of the earth. But if we don’t love our own neighbor, church, and country first how can we possibly do that?
Morphology of Modernism
Once the foundation of inerrancy is removed, Christian denominations, like the Southern Baptist Convention, will be crushed by the downward spiral of modernism. Denominational sustainability thus demands uncompromised confidence.
B.B. Warfield’s Inspiration & Authority of the Bible
When it comes to the doctrine of inerrancy, no conversation on the topic is complete without reference to the work of B.B. Warfield.
June Intermission: From J. Gresham Machen’s Christianity & Liberalism to Martin Luther King and the Civil Rights Movement
We move from J. Gresham Machen and the 1920s to Martin Luther King Jr. in the 1960s as we discern the rights and the wrongs of the civil right era.
Why Machen is Important for the Church Today: A Reflection on Ch. 7 of Christianity and Liberalism (Part 2)
If J. Gresham Machen was a church consultant in the year 2023, what would he counsel churches that feel the gravitational pull towards theological liberalism?
Christianity and Liberalism Turns 100: A Summary
A century has not relaxed the battle-lines of a robust, orthodox, confrontational biblical Faith on the one hand and all accommodationist revisions on the other. The lesson of Machen is the lesson for Christianity in every era: You cannot preserve a position without crusading for it.
Machen on the Church: A Reflection on Ch. 7 of Christianity and Liberalism (Part 1)
What is the church? It’s not simply another social institution, but a gospel-proclaiming society of redeemed sinners.
Salvation by God at the Cross of Christ: A Reflection on Chapter 6 of Christianity and Liberalism (Part 2)
While the theological liberalism of Machen’s day may no longer threaten the church, the danger of accommodating Christianity to the culture continually persists.
