Natural revelation does not merely address the immoral nature of murder, theft, or deceit. Natural revelation speaks, first and foremost, of God. It is an indictment against the idolatry of all men.

Those who oppose Christian Nationalism must be careful not to “unhitch from the Old Testament.”

In Jeremiah 18, God makes a unique promise regarding all nations at all times.

In this episode of Theology Applied, Jeff Wright joins Joel for a conversation about why Christians are moving to more conservative, rural areas, and what God might be up to in his wise providence.

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In the book of Joshua, Israel was commanded by God to slaughter whole tribes, including the women and children. So how do we reconcile this with the rest of Scripture?

Israel, under the Old Covenant, will never be replaced by any nation today. In part, this is because Israel has already been replaced by the Church.

All Christians will suffer with Christ to varying degrees, but sometimes, in God’s merciful providence, we may also be given the opportunity to reign with Christ here on earth. All Christians will reign with Christ in the life to come, but there have been occasions in human history where Christians were providentially appointed to reign with Christ in this life as well.

You will always eventually lose if you coddle your enemies.

No nation today, including Israel, is equivalent to Israel under the Old Covenant. Zionism is not biblical, but Christian Nationalism certainly is.

Joshua instructs his men to enclose the five Amorite kings in a cave by covering the entrance with heavy stones. These kings went into the tomb alive, and were later brought out in order to be put to death. The King of kings was dead when he was laid in his tomb, only to emerge alive forevermore.