Latest of Modern Reformation
July 2026
Lost Girls: Destroyed By New Age Beliefs And Unable To Find Restoration
In a recent church small group, in which I was the youngest participant by several decades, I witnessed a surprising display of emotion. Older women tearfully sharing painful memories from their middle school years.
When We Gather: A Biblical, Historical, And Confessional Case For Weekly Communion (Part 2)
The New Testament does not present the Lord’s Supper as an occasional supplement to Christian worship, but as something bound up with the church’s gathered life.
June 2026
When Seminaries Stop Believing In God: A Personal Witness To Theological Drift At Claremont School Of Theology
Doctrine is not decorative. It is constitutive. The church does not merely possess a creedal faith; she is shaped by it, governed by it, and sustained through it.
There Is No Breath In Them
Throughout the Old Testament, the people of God are repeatedly warned about the making of idols and images which are false. This finds its most explicit articulation in the first two commandments.
Reformed And Evangelical? Evangelical Influences On The Presbyterian Church In America
Evangelicalism may be the most studied and least understood of the major modern religious movements in the West. Its size and apparent influence over American religious sensibilities have positioned it to be well researched in the last 40 years.
Eighteenth-Century Virginia Presbyterians On Christian Nationalism: A Threat To Souls, The Church, And The Body Politic
In The Case for Christian Nationalism, widely considered the strongest argument for this position, Stephen Wolfe contends that the classical Protestant position is that the civil magistrate can punish external religion.
