Some people divide a church from the pulpit. Others do it in the parking lot. Pride calls itself discernment. Gossip calls itself a prayer request. Personal ambition calls itself a burden for the…
When should Christians support a war? The 1689 Baptist Confession permits rulers to wage war on “just and necessary occasions.” In this episode, B.D. Fleming, Austin Tucker, and Robbie Stringer…
The modern world cannot decide whether man is a god or an animal. One minute, you’re an accident of biology. The next, you’re sovereign enough to define reality itself.Scripture gives a different…
Everybody submits to an authority. Some trust the experts. Others trust their feelings, their traditions, or whatever the crowd decided this morning. Even the man who says, “I think for myself,” has…
Everybody has a worldview. The question is whether yours bows before Christ or an idol.In the opening episode of our new short series, Foundations of Christian Worldview, Austin Tucker, B.D. Fleming,…
It is possible to agree with every argument we have made this season and still never build anything.You can talk about Christian education, strong households, economic cooperation, and living near…
Central ThesisA Christian borough is not successfully built when Christians merely live near eachother. It becomes durable when households can worship together, work together,trade together, sacrifice…
Every civilization has a culture. The question is whether that culture will be formed intentionally or inherited accidentally.A Christian community cannot be built simply by putting Christians in the…
King Alfred didn’t save England by winning one decisive battle. He saved it by building something that could survive the next battle and the next generation.Faced with Viking invasion and…
A household may be the headquarters, but the church is the fortress.Christian households cannot remain isolated forever. They need a center strong enough to unite them, protect them, form them, and…
