“Let no corrupting talk come out of your mouths, but only that such is as good for building up…”
Carl Trueman explores the category of “Woke Repentance”. If you don’t know what Woke Repentance is, read this article.
Ligonier’s bi-annual assessment of how Americans think about God, the Bible and everything else.
Online political debate does little for our politics, and less for our faith, argues Eugene Park.
Tim Challies writes the first of three reviews on the book White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard For White People To Talk About Racism.
Our own Dick Guido give a helpful digest of the recent Supreme Court decision - Bostock v Clayton County.
Is “systemic racism” really systemic? Or, is the term “systemic racism” the ace card designed to silence any real dialogue on the matter? Peter Jones explores.
Shai Linne provides some thoughts on what life is like for some Americans. Food for thought.
Eight elementary biblical principles that Christians ought to affirm as we think about the idea that has become known as “racism”.
John Shaw, the General Secretary of Home Missions and Church Extension for the OPC provides a helpful article on why and how we should listen during these challenging times.
A call from Kevin DeYoung to examine the potential tensions at work in each of us, as we wrestle with current events.