Resources from 2025
Time, a lilting sea, does lathe,
And casts off dross and hewn,
The rocks and hills of substance raze,
Batters, but not for ruin [...]
Otto von Bismarck said that a wise man learns from the mistakes of others. This is a task in which books are often invaluable guides. Machen’s Hope: The Transformation of a Modernist in the New Princeton exemplifies this principle, offering readers the chance to learn, in just under 600 pages, lessons that took J. Gresham Machen a lifetime to understand. [...]
While we might think the opposite of gratitude is “ingratitude,” this isn’t very helpful. It is akin to looking up a definition for a word only to find the same word in the definition. A more precise inverse of gratitude is restlessness. [...]
When Protestant Social Teaching came out, it was presented as an introduction or a first step in crystalizing a unified Protestant code of doctrines concerned, as the back cover says, with “love, war, and everything in between.” [...]
In this conversation, KJ Drake and Brannon Ellis explore the vital connections between practicing theology, being a faithful disciple, and making disciples of others. [...]
"What Is Christianity?" and "Guidebook for Instruction in the Christian Religion," by Herman Bavinck: A Review
The Bavinck renaissance continues! Herman Bavinck—perhaps the most prolific Christian thinker of the 20th century—was not only well-known in his Dutch homeland but had a degree of international renown for his trenchant and winsome defense of the Christian faith. [...]
