A Brief Theology of Temptation
Jason Cherry
May 27, 2025
There is a distinction between temptation and sin. Temptation is an invitation to sin that comes in the form of an external suggestion or an internal desire.
Heroes, Violence, and the Shaping of History
Jason Cherry
May 19, 2025
Carlyle’s historiography says that history is primarily shaped not by impersonal forces, ideas, or masses of people, but by outstanding individuals...
To the TRC High School Graduates of 2025
Jason Cherry
May 12, 2025
When you leave for college people might say something like, “Enjoy Yourself!” What they should say is that you should enjoy the story God has written for you.
Raising Canaan: The “Curse of Ham” Reconsidered (Part 3)
Gage Crowder
May 5, 2025
The curse on Canaan is void precisely because, though the curse of subjugation fell on Canaan, His full penalty of slavery was mercifully borne by Another.
Raising Canaan: The “Curse of Ham” Reconsidered (Part 2)
Gage Crowder
Apr 28, 2025
The curse on Canaan by the sin of Ham is God’s plan to circumvent the sinful pattern of the younger brother until the final Younger Brother of humanity could undo it.
Raising Canaan: The “Curse of Ham” Reconsidered (Part 1)
Gage Crowder
Apr 21, 2025
Biblically, there are at least three things that we can conclude about the so-called curse of Ham: First, there is no curse on Ham...
When Death Was Natural: Reflections on Good Friday
Jason Cherry
Apr 14, 2025
Christ’s death reminds us that it's not death that is natural. It’s natural when the Son obeys the Father, and it’s unnatural when servants kill Kings.
Antisemitism: Conservative Christianity’s Unwelcome Guest
Matthew Carpenter
Apr 7, 2025
Antisemitism is one of the best con jobs of the twentieth century played on traditional Christians.
White Man's Backlash
Jason Cherry
Mar 31, 2025
The Bible has much to say about why God’s people shouldn’t sort themselves based on ethnicity... It's the kinship of faith rather than genes that unites God’s people.
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