Join us for a conversation with Douglas Wilson, where we delve into his recent book, 'Mere Christendom,' explore the unexpected blessings of online trolls, examine the remarkable overlap between Abraham Kuyper and Douglas Wilson, and celebrate the genius of whoever is behind Canon Press' Twitter account (by the way, everyone...

Preachers conflate the law and gospel (therefore the church knows little difference- totally detrimental), doesn’t discipline, elders fear their own wives more than YHWH, meets once a week for 2 hours, will not get involved with legal matters because no one is competent (1 Cor. 6:1-5), not interested in prayer...

What makes art "Christian art" or a song to be called a "Christian song"? Is it if there are images of crosses on the canvas or lyrics about cuddling with Jesus? Or, is "Christian art" something else all together? Herman Bavinck, in his "Wonderful Works of God," is clear as...

I heard that the Church of England was being advised to declare women capable of Priests' Orders. I am, indeed, informed that such a proposal is very unlikely to be seriously considered by the authorities. To take such a revolutionary step at the present moment, to cut ourselves off from...

oin us as we sit down with Biblical Theologian and captain-of-common-sense Bnonn Tennant and discuss the telos of man, white knights, weak pastors, singing like a man, and why it is good to be man.

Be sure to notice that the issue is not left in doubt, nor is the fact of our personal participation dubious. It is evident that God himself instilled the enmity against the devil and his cohorts. He is the creator of the militant mind! It is clear that if we lack this militancy we...

Modern Christians, conditioned into a functional gnosticism, think of serving the Lord as something that happens in church—so the ultimate version of this service is being a pastor, or maybe a missionary (mission is even in the name, after all). If they are not called to this, they think they...

This is a preliminary, provisional translation of a portion of Abraham Kuyper's work, "Three Little Foxes" (Drie Kleine Vossen), published in 1901. The book takes inspiration from Song of Solomon 2:15: "Catch us the foxes, The little foxes that spoil the vines, For our vines have tender grapes" (NKJV). Kuyper...

Who was Abraham Kuyper? We know his books, we know his vast opinions, but do we know his actions? Do we know how he thought of himself? Indeed, there is a folk "history" of Kuyper alive and not-so-well here in the USA, but is what we have been told actually...

I assume that you desire many of the same things that most humans desire. I assume you often have an unquenchable thirst for things like happiness, to be attractive, to be celebrated, to have sex and to feel good, to be care-free, to be secure (health, own a home, money,...