The release of Natural Theology by Geerhardus Vos is incredibly timely. Recently the debates around “natural theology” and “Thomism” have begun to heat up again. What knowledge of God does natural man possess? If he knows God, what is natural man capable of doing with that knowledge? What is he...

Join us as we sit down with Stephen Wolfe, author of “The Case for Christian Nationalism,” and consider what the specifics of a Christian Nation might look like when applied (what to do with Mormon? Effeminates and butch ladies with blue hair? Taylor Swift, etc.).

When the publisher kindly requested me to introduce to you this new edition of the Book of Martyrs, I sensed that, rather than recommending the work with a few platitudes... I ought instead to warn you briefly against a threefold danger that exists with respect to the Book of Martyrs....

What is the CREC (Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches)? How can such a small group of churches make such a national impact? What itches does this crew scratch, and what is it about these churches that result in such a jolly band? All this and more as we sit down...

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...

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...

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...

God's child remains the old man's grave-digger until the hour of his own departure. Nevertheless he dies to him so completely that at last he loses all confidence in him, thoroughly convinced that he is without excuse, an abominable wretch, a reprobate, and a deceiver, capable of all evil. And...

"Christians should be known for what they are for rather than what they are against" is about as bad as other folk-Christianity sayings like "God helps those who help themselves." Sometime I think "winsome" is a get-out-of-jail free card that releases the Christian. Folks like Luther and Kuyper were intense,...