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  • Playing Battleship in the Abortion Discussion

    Caleb Johnson
    December 30, 2025

    January 22nd marked the 39th anniversary of the infamous Roe v. Wade decision.  In the nearly four decades since the decision was handed down, how has the discussion surrounding the subject changed?  Abortion has been and remains a hot button political issue the entire time, with a politician’s position on the issue serving as something…

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  • Looking Like the World

    John Anthony Dunne
    December 30, 2025

    I can recall growing up being told that I should avoid ‘looking like the World.’  The idea was more assumed than ever really explained.  Consistently though I was told I was out of line in regards to music.  At the Christian school I attended in Jr. High and High School we were told that electrical…

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  • I’m Happy for You (Really!)

    Bryan
    December 30, 2025

    One night a few years ago, I was reading through Romans and stumbled upon an extraordinary command from Paul’s pen: Rejoice with those who rejoice (Romans 12:15). I’d read it before, even quoted it, but something stood out this time. Struck by its simplicity and its strangeness, I considered this verse a challenge—a serious, sin-killing…

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  • Around the Town: (1/29/12)

    Tanner Gish
    December 30, 2025

      Although touched upon earlier this week at the Cities, the blogosphere has seen a slew of posts and comments regarding the 39th anniversary of Roe V Wade.  As you can see from our blog roll, fellows such as Albert Mohler and John Piper at Desiring God (either themselves or through their ministry teams) have offered some thoughts on…

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  • Church Security Teams? Verdict: Unbiblical

    Clayton Milano
    December 30, 2025

    Before my title causes you to misunderstand my position, I want to say a few things. I like guns. I really do. It is part of the reason that I have a concealed weapons permit. More then that, I believe in self-defense. If someone enters my home to harm either myself or my soon to…

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  • The Murderous Worship of Self

    Tanner Gish
    December 30, 2025

    Abortion. These three syllables pack about as much controversy, emotion, and upheaval as about any three can. And for those following the news, “abortion” took to the headlines as our nation marked the passing of the 39th anniversary of Roe vs. Wade. Weighing in, our nation’s executive leader offered some blogosphere bubbling words on the…

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  • Shame Over What?

    Caleb Johnson
    December 30, 2025

    Yesterday the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced the nominees for their annual awards show.  It marked the end of the prognostication season and ushered in the season of bemoaning the films and performances that were overlooked in the various categories.  One film that was overlooked is Steve McQueen’s “Shame.”  Many who follow…

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  • A Defense of Karl Barth’s Doctrine of the Trinity: Part 2 (Guest Post)

    Nathaniel Warne
    December 30, 2025

    Introduction In my last post I addressed Karl Barth’s use of the term “Seinsweise” or modes of being.  In this post I will look at the other two aspects of Barth’s doctrine of the trinity; his use of logos asarkos to distinguish the second person of the Trinity, and his concept of God being in…

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  • Letter to Myself at 15

    Letter to Myself at 15

    Bryan
    December 30, 2025

    Dear Bryan, You’re probably at the piano, writing songs about things you know nothing about, like love and loss. Or doing vocal warm-ups so you can audition for that blasted show choir. (Don’t bother. You won’t make it until your senior year, and when you do, you’ll become a bigger nerd than you already are.)…

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  • Church Mission and Two-Kingdoms or Whatever Happened to Evangelism?

    Clayton Milano
    December 30, 2025

    During April 2009, Presbyterian pastor Tullian Tchividjian released a book entitled Unfashionable. The book was met with strong acclaim from a number of prominent Christians including J.I. Packer, Don Carson, Ravi Zacharias and surprisingly, Michael Horton. Perhaps the books greatest endorsement came from the pen of Tim Keller who wrote the book’s forward. Yet somewhere…

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