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What Must the Label “Evangelical” Do to Be Saved?
In a world of “raunchy Christians” and vulgar evangelicals, is “evangelical” a label worth saving?
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Determinism, Witchcraft on the Rise, Trust, and Thomas Edison
A visit to my local bookstore confronted me with the question of determinism and 148 books on witchcraft and magic.
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Friday Overflow: Why Men Fear Getting Close to Other Men, and More
Here’s what’s overflowing: Why American men are afraid to get close to other men, a new podcast, the benefit of listening to the Bible, and the non-neutrality of education.
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Friday Overflow: How you can tell what kind of husband is more likely to wash the dishes—and more
Here’s what’s overflowing: a study on religious husbands and their housework, the importance of reading new books, God’s grace for parenting and pastoring, and more.
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Friday Overflow: Bavinck, Ministry Idolatry, and G. K. Chesterton
Here’s what’s overflowing: Herman Bavinck on sanctification, a wife confronts her husband about idolizing the ministry, and G. K. Chesterton ponders monotony.
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Reflections on Hearing Dr. Jordan Peterson
My wife and I and a few friends attended Jordan Peterson’s “We Who Wrestle With God” tour. Here’s what I thought.
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On Pastors and Professors
The church needs godly scholars and professors who are willing to research diligently, think rigorously, teach passionately, write clearly and publish prolifically.
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5 Poems I’m Memorizing
Here are the first five poems I plan to memorize this year, with a brief explanation of the reasons behind the choice.
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10 Favorite Books I Read in 2023
I can hardly overstate the importance of reading good books. If anyone would be helped, challenged, or bettered as a result of reading these books, I would be very happy
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Did the Evangelical Movement Fail a Generation?
Ward’s book calls evangelicals to honest self-examination and humble correction. It is true that many evangelicals have been swept into identity politics, hoodwinked by conspiracy theories, covered up sexual abuse, and embraced racist ideology. Yet with all this criticism, Ward, somewhat paradoxically, suggests encouragement for evangelicals.
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Jonathan M. Threlfall 