Justice Without Spectacle
Does government authority to punish evil mean everyone should watch? A biblical reflection on justice, suffering, human dignity, and Christian discernment amid the proposed execution livestream.
Through the Hope of Truth
Biblical Discernment for the Present Age.
The world moves quickly. The truth of God does not. These articles examine the events, controversies, fears, and cultural changes shaping our lives and ask how Christians should understand and faithfully respond through the truth of Scripture.
Suffering Does Not Make Us Righteous
Suffering matters. Oppression matters. But being wronged does not make us righteous. Scripture preserves both compassion for victims and moral agency—and leads us beyond self-justification to Christ.
Strength, Sovereignty, and Truth: Thinking Biblically About Trump’s UN Address
How should Christians think biblically about strength, sovereignty, and truth when a political leader appeals to all three?
Does God Need Caesar’s Sword?
Al Mohler’s recent correction on blasphemy laws raises an old question about the church, civil government, and whether we really trust the way Christ has chosen to advance His kingdom.