In January 26th's sermon, Pastor Gage Crowder answers three questions about our final distinctive: What is catholicity? Why does catholicity matter? How is catholicity accomplished?
Pastors Brian McLain and Gage Crowder continue their study of Genesis in Chapter 7.
Christian Reflections on Death
January 26th, 2026
IntroductionJust because we ought not take ourselves too seriously doesn’t mean we ought not give serious reflection to the unconversable subject of death. Upon the occasion of his mother’s grave illness, Martin Luther wrote a letter encouraging her to confront death directly, “Let us therefore now rejoice with all assurance and gladness, and should any thought of sin or death frighten us, let us ...
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Christian Reflections on Death
January 26th, 2026
IntroductionJust because we ought not take ourselves too seriously doesn’t mean we ought not give serious reflection to the unconversable subject of death. Upon the occasion of his mother’s grave illness, Martin Luther wrote a letter encouraging her to confront death directly, “Let us therefore now rejoice with all assurance and gladness, and should any thought of sin or death frighten us, let us ...
A Theology of Memory
January 19th, 2026
One doesn’t form memories. One is inhabited by them. The reason the world is in such a moral mess is that it is in the grip of a demonic inhabitation, willfully possessed by the dark daydreams of solipsism. If your memory canvas is painted with an amoral, asymmetrical human world, void of aesthetics and substantive only in the meaning of power patterns, then it’s no wonder people occupy a gallimau...
Book Review: Return of the Strong Gods
January 13th, 2026
The recent movement of Hitler-love is full of moral stunts and scoops, intellectual bargaining, and self-promotion. It is a world as spiritually dead as the world of the PWC, also rejecting metaphysics, only in a coarser form. As René Girard taught us, rivalry really does eliminate differences....
The Algorithm and The Christian
January 8th, 2026
Algorithms have ancient roots. The word itself comes from the 9th-century Persian mathematician al-Khwarizmi, whose Latin-transliterated name became “algorithm.” But algorithmic thinking predates him. The ancient Greeks used the Euclidean algorithm for finding greatest common divisors around 300 BC. For most of history, algorithms were mathematical procedures. ...
Books 2025 (Part Four)
December 22nd, 2025
Joe Rigney’s recasting of Edwin Friedman’s A Failure of Nerve is insightful, relevant, practical, well-organized, and short. I highly recommend it for men, women, and teens. It also serves well for group study and discussion....