Every Christian, church, and pastor lives in a specific context. It's increasingly difficult to remember our particularity in the digital age.

The Internet and Christian Catholicity

Christians’ political thinking and conduct should always reflect the fact that our governments are in covenant with God through the Noahic covenant.

The Noahic Covenant’s Importance for Government

Even though deacons are not the congregation’s spiritual leaders, their character is of utmost importance.

The Biblical Qualifications and Responsibilities of Deacons

Love is largely local. And the local congregation, then, is the place which claims to display Christ's love for all the world to see.

How My Mind Has Changed: The Centrality of the Congregation

Because of everything Jesus has done, and because of everything that he is, Christians are to stir one another up to love and good works.

Wanted: Plotting and Provoking Church Members

In all our social media hot takes on Christian nationalism, we miss how nuanced nationalism has been in the American experience.

The Many Faces of Christian Nationalism

Fellow pastors and elders, what are our churches teaching the watching world about God? How seriously have we led our people to take the great task and privilege that we have of being the public showcase, the store-window, the advertisement for, the web-page of God’s character to his creation?

The Power of Example

As a pastor, your greatest power to help your congregation change comes not through your forceful personality, but through years of faithful, patient teaching.

How to Change Your Church

Theonomy has a view of the gospel and of the church’s mission that goes beyond preaching Christ and him crucified and risen for the conversion of sinners and the building up of churches.

Theonomy Primer: What Is It and How Does It Work?

Theonomy risks conflating the identity of the church and civil society as a matter of law and polity.

Theonomy: Serious Theology, Serious Politics, Seriously Wrong