Decriminalising Abortion Shifts the Right to Life from God to the State
“By legalising abortion, we are not just allowing the state to regulate life and death; we are redefining rights as privileges that can be granted and revoked by government, not as inherent gifts from God.”
Has the Church Replaced Israel?
The nature of the relationship between Israel and the Church has been the subject of much misunderstanding and debate.
We Were Told to Fear the Church Becoming the State So the State Could Become the Church
“While we were told to fear a Christian theocracy, a more insidious shift occurred: the state began to absorb the functions of the church. The language of tolerance and pluralism was used not to keep the government neutral, but to sideline Christianity.”
When “Freedom” Becomes Slavery
“The freest man is not the one without restraint, but the one ruled by what is right.”
White People Are the Only Group Averse to Their Own Survival
“White people are the only family group that has been socially and psychologically conditioned to be indifferent, and sometimes even averse, to their own continued existence.”
Evangelical Elite Follow Culture, Not Christ — Wright’s Abortion Remarks Confirm It
“The issue is no longer right versus left—it is good versus evil. And the evangelical elite has too often shown a greater concern with making themselves appear culturally ‘respectable’ than in standing against the evil our culture deems ‘good.'”
National Sorry Day and the Return to Yearly, Insufficient Sacrifices
“Annual acknowledgments of past sins are an insult to the finished work of Christ. The practice itself echoes the insufficiency of the Levitical priesthood, where a sacrifice was offered every year because the previous year’s atonement was insufficient to perfect wrongdoers.”
Multiculturalism Risks Driving Europeans from Christianity
“The problem arises when the Church itself joins in condemning those who seek to preserve their European identity, insisting that it is a Christian duty to surrender one’s people and heritage for the sake of the Gospel—the very thing their ancestors are now condemned for supposedly having done to others through colonisation.”
The Danger of Being Defined Only by What We Are Not
“Multiculturalism is an inherently reactive posture: we extend acceptance indiscriminately, only drawing boundaries retroactively, once harm is done or conflict arises and only ever at an individual level.”
The Weaponization of ‘Loving Your Enemy’
“In a culture where Christ’s commands are increasingly weaponised against Christians and where ‘love’ is often used as a rhetorical tool to stifle dissent, silence disagreement, or demand conformity, it’s crucial for believers to recover a biblical understanding of love.”
Snubbing the Bible Is a Conflation of Church and State, Actually
“By refusing to swear on the Bible—and thereby rejecting the symbolic acknowledgment of his God-given limitations—the Prime Minister ironically does precisely what he claims to avoid: he conflates church and state by absorbing spiritual and moral authority into his own office.”
Called to Be Faithful, Not Famous: Why Celebrity Is a Poor Ministry Model
“We should want as many ears as possible to hear the truth, but we shouldn’t fall into the snare of thinking our effectiveness is proportionate to how many people know our name.”
The Comfort of Chains: Why People Choose Big Government Over Freedom
“The ‘nanny state’ becomes a surrogate parent that promises to wipe away the messes of life while shielding its dependents from the harsh realities of freedom.”
When Loving the Foreigner Is a Cloak for Hating Your Neighbour
“By redefining ‘neighbour,’ they cover their refusal to practically care for those closest to them by feigning a concern for the foreigner who just so happens to be forever out of their reach.”
From Christendom to Chaos: Christian Kingship or Democracy?
“Democracy convinces people that they bear ultimate responsibility for the failures of the government, leading them to believe that revolution is forever unnecessary.”
Christianity Sanctifies, Idolatry Corrupts
“Religion working on an ethnos over time has profoundly determined the vast cultural, moral, and spiritual distinctions we see from nation to nation, people to people.”
The State Is No Messiah—But Without the Church, It Will Try to Be
“History is filled with examples of nations without a Messiah and the chaos that results when governments or powerful individuals attempt to fill that void. The consequences are destructive and deadly.”
The Lord of the Rings and a Glimpse of Glory
Why are so many moved by ‘The Lord of the Rings’? Tolkien believed it is because the story is true.
Is Taxation Theft or the Price We Pay for Civilization?
“Surely, there should be a seriously low cap on how much money a government can legally take from the public before being forced to concede they’re simply not able to do the job they’ve been tasked with.”
There’s No Such Thing as a Religiously Neutral Society
“Absolute freedom is only possible in a lawless society. So, whether it is secularism or Christianity taking precedence, every alternative will be restrained at the point in which it conflicts with what the reigning system deems “good” for the wider society.”