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In a lecture hosted by the Collegiate Reformed Fellowship, Christ Church’s Jared Longshore brought a personal interpretation of American history as well as prescriptions for reshaping America. This lecture comes after Christ Church has repeatedly gripped the national spotlight for controversial statements in actions. The past Psalm Sings” protests…
Christmas carolers intent on belting out some melodious, holiday cheer on Sunday were met with a ghastly disruption, the purported placement of a noise machine intended to obliterate their seasonal ballads.
Is Jake Tapper Going to Hell? Jake Tapper is upset that I believe that he is going to hell. He took to Twitter to voice his complaint: you think Manchin is being harsh about Neera, this dude says I'm going to hell because i tweeted out a Washington Post storyhttps://t.co/srTtXzzdj5 Well, spreading lies and slander will send people to hell (“all liars” will have “their portion” in the lake that burns with fire and sulfur, which is the second death,” Revelation 21:8), but that was not really my point, as I explain below. He linked to what pastors in Missouri have described to me as...
A Real Crossroads: The Jezebelian Intersection of a Texas Buck and The Washington Post God writes the best stories. Like when you have a Super Bowl full of torpid cardboard “people,” with some real humans spaced about in masks, and a halftime show that includes singing, “I can’t feel my face when I’m with you, but I love it.” If you watch providence with your eyes open, you can’t help but laugh (and cry) at God’s great wisdom on display. Something like this occurred recently when a Christian pastor tweeted and the Washington Post responded. It was a crossroads named Jezebel wh...
Strong and Courageous: Why Resisting Tyrants is an Act of Love Last week, a few members of our church put on our masks, boarded planes, and traveled to the Founders Conference, where we heard from the likes of Voddie Baucham, James Dolezal, Tom Ascol, and the leaders of Just Thinking, Virgil Walker and Darrell Harrison. In short, the trip, drenched in warm Florida sun, was encouraging, and the messages, saturated with biblical truth, were edifying—especially with respect to the subject of standing for Christ in an age that has become increasingly hostile towards Christians. Addressing that ...