Union and Imitation
“Why can’t you be like your brother?” We all know intuitively that guilt-driven comparisons like this don’t actually work, but sometimes our frustration gets the […]
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Historical Claims Concerning Union with Christ
“Union with Christ is finally getting its just place as a central dogma in organizing the Reformed view of how we are saved.” “Charles Hodge, […]
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Immanuel: God With Us
Christmas is a time for celebration, but it’s also a time for sentimentality. It’s a time for returning to the greatest story ever told, yet […]
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Are We Required to Attend Church on Sunday?
The very fact that we have to address this question, even in evangelical circles, demonstrates the true measure of the church’s worldliness. It is not […]
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Christopher Hitchens: a testimony to the Creator
Our friend and frequent contributor to Modern Reformation magazine has a great reflection on the death of Christopher Hitchens at his Old Life blog today. […]
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Christianless Churches
Michael Horton’s phrase, “Christless Christianity” gets a lot of play in our blog, magazine, and radio program. One of the more timely evidences of the […]
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Marriage, Church Membership, and the Gnostic Spring
What do the latest findings on marriage in America have to do with trends in church life? Plenty. Yesterday the Pew Research Center released its […]
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The Gospel According to Mary
This past Sunday began the Advent season, when special focus is given to Christ’s first and second comings. So in this post I offer some […]
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Does Calvinism Make God a “Moral Monster”?
Among the caricatures of Calvinism is the widespread claim that it renders God the author of evil, suffering, sin, and even the fall of humanity […]
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What is the Church’s Mission?
In recent days, Kevin DeYoung and Greg Gilbert have taken a fair number of hits for their arguments in What is the Mission of the […]
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Billings and Lingenfelter on “Incarnational Ministry”
For several decades now, “incarnational ministry” has been a catch-phrase in evangelical (and mainline) missiology. But is the Incarnation a unique and unrepeatable event in […]
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Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta Wants to Reinstate Pelagius
Mollie Hemingway, a writer for The Wall Street Journal (and, we might add, Modern Reformation) reported recently on the latest political machinations of the U.S. […]