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What’s Wrong with Infanticide?

February 14, 2019 By Taylor Drummond

In this article, I will briefly summarize their arguments to show why infanticide is consistent with the arguments made for abortion, and then provide a critique from a Christian worldview which demonstrates the problems with the arguments for abortion and infanticide. Read more

Molech, The Guardian [Fallen] Angel of Pro-Abortionists

January 24, 2019 By Grayson Gilbert

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The advent of social media has brought us much to be indebted for. Never before have we been so swiftly and easily able to see the heart condition of a person, whether they hide behind a pseudonym or have the stones enough to just come right out with their given name. In that same sense, never before have we been able to witness the utter hypocrisy of their chronological snobbery. Never before have we been able to readily see the… Read more

The Real Brilliance of the Gillette Commercial and Why You Should Ignore It

January 23, 2019 By Jack Lee

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I want to grab everyone by the ears, look them in the eye, and remind them that they are being duped by Gillette’s marketing Read more

Genesis is History

January 15, 2019 By Taylor Drummond

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It has become somewhat of a fad among biblical scholars to deny the historicity of Genesis, in particular chapters 1-11. Peter Enn’s is the classic example of a once conservative biblical scholar who “grew up” and now questions the historicity of Genesis. In this article I wish to do two things: first, give four basic reasons why I think that Genesis 1-11 is historical, and second, answer four objections to the historicity of Genesis 1-11. Before I jump in to… Read more

The Marriage of Covetousness and Discontentment

January 11, 2019 By Grayson Gilbert

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Covetousness and discontentment are intimately wed, insomuch the route to covetousness is fueled through a lack of contentment. Inevitably, the malcontent turns from their blessings in favor of another’s and thereby fuels their resentment for God’s good gifts and their neighbor. That which the covetous have, they cannot enjoy, and that which they so desperately desire to fill them, would produce all the more covetousness in them if they would have it. We think of sin as individual temptations rather… Read more

Sometimes, Mocking Someone is the Most Christian Thing One Can Do

January 10, 2019 By Grayson Gilbert

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I recently held a conversation with a few Christians who sharply disagreed that mocking an unbeliever can ever be fruitful. Their argument: it tarnishes our witness for Christ and does nothing to change the perception the world has that Christians are jerks. While on the surface, the goal is commendable and I don’t entirely disagree with their premise, it truthfully doesn’t take into account that sometimes, the most Christian thing a person can do is mock someone or something. Nor… Read more

One New Year’s Resolution Every Christian Should Make

January 9, 2019 By Jack Lee

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As Christians consider New Year’s Resolutions to improve our lives, families, and health, we should not forget the primary lesson learned in this story: the charge given to the woman at the caught in adultery. Read more

Romans 9-11 Isn’t About Nations and Your Free Will is a Myth

December 10, 2018 By Jack Lee

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Heralded by Calvinists as irrefutable proof of God’s sovereignty in salvation, Romans 9-11 is arguably the most theologically complex section in all of scripture. One can (and should) spend a life time considering the implications of these verses and what they mean for God’s plan of redemption. Having examined many arguments about why this text doesn’t mean God is wholly sovereign in salvation, I have never found any of them to be even slightly compelling. This is especially true for… Read more

We Ought to Expect More from Christian Musicians like Lauren Daigle

December 3, 2018 By Grayson Gilbert

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Lauren Daigle has been the subject of much debate as of late due to her recent answer to the question of the sinfulness of homosexuality: “You know what, I can’t honestly answer on that… I have too many people that I love that are homosexual. I don’t know… I can’t say one way or the other. I’m not God, so when people ask questions like that, that’s what my go-to is. I just say, ‘Read the Bible and find out… Read more

We Need Pastors Who Believe and Preach the Whole Bible

November 20, 2018 By Grayson Gilbert

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Contrary to what some would suggest, it is the duty of any man in a position of influence or power to anchor their authority to the Bible – especially those whom He has called as shepherds. It is no controversy that the Lord establishes and deposes kings (Dan. 2:21). Christ Himself corrected Pilate, demonstrating that the very man having the “power” to either free Him or crucify Him, only received his “power” from above (Jn. 19:11). In addition to this,… Read more