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Empty Sky Conservatism
“We therefore begin our lives with an incalculable debt. That we did not choose the debt is of no moral import. It is inherent to our existence.”
Church
Whose Dominion?
Pope Leo, the Journal, and the Question Neither Will Ask
The PCA’s Unfinished Business on Christian Nationalism
Questions the Partial Report Leaves Unanswered
Affirming Ontology and Rejecting Theological Liberalism
A Map for SBC26 and America
Forensic Justification
In Whom Does This Person Stand?
When Protestants Cross the Tiber
A Reformed Perspective
Culture
Mastering AI for Good
Education in the Age of AI
Swedish Awakening
The Failure of Secularism Leaves a Fertile Field
Cosmic Romance
Marriage is the Entire Point
The Reformed Revolution
The Road to Revolution Begins in Geneva
Homer Meets Group Therapy
A Review of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey
Family
The Same Sense of Honor and Piety
The Recovery of Fault-Based Divorce
Women After Feminism, Part II
Emma Waters’s Pillars for a Feminine Womanhood Few things give me greater pleasure than seeing friends succeed. Emma and Jackson […]
Women After Feminism, Part I
Restoring the Honor of Femininity Is Crucial to Reviving the Family
A Father’s Reflection on Charlie Kirk’s Legacy
Scripture speaks of the men of Issachar, who “understood the times and knew what Israel should do” (1 Chronicles 12:32). […]
Lessons for Side-Hustle Tradwives
Grounded Homes and Happy Families
Forum
American Reformer’s Path Forward
I am excited and honored to take over as Editor in Chief of American Reformer at this crucial moment for […]
Understanding The Past On Its Own Terms: A Tribute to Gordon Wood
A Reflection on the Life and Work of Gordon Wood
Review of Reformed Christian Politics
Any reform of the church begins with recovery. Josiah recovered the Book of the Law. Christ recovered the true doctrine […]
The Passing of Bob Woodson
The Woodson Rule
Christian Education and Our Future
Editor’s note: This essay is based on a talk delivered at the Redwood Christian School’s Annual Gala. To chart a […]
Reports
Christianity Today’s New CEO and the Future of American Evangelicalism
Dr. Nicole Martin’s Track Record is Less Than Encouraging On November 19th Christianity Today (CT) announced that they had selected […]
Silent Takeover
How Evangelical Churches Are Being Remade from Within
“Too Busy with Woke Stuff”
The All Too (In)Visible and Inconsequential ERLC
A Broken System Exposed: What Happened with Leatherwood and the ERLC Trustees
Brent Refuses To Be Managed; The Trustees Refuse To Do Their Job
Lifting the Fog on the SBC Finances
The repeated quashing of the majority of the messengers has raised reasonable doubts about the integrity of the process
Resources
The government of Christ considered and applied
A sermon preached at Boston, in the audience of His Excellency Jonathan Belcher, Esq; the Honorable His Majesty’s Council; and […]
The Duty of Christian Freemen
On the Election of Christian Rulers Introduction Ezra Stiles Ely (1786-1861) was born in Connecticut, graduated Yale, and was licensed […]
A Thanksgiving Sermon on the Total Repeal of the Stamp Act
Delivered on May 20, 1766 Introduction Stamp Act On May 20, 1766, Nathaniel Appleton (1693-1784), pastor of First Church, Cambridge, […]
A Sermon on the Day of the General Election
An Election Resource Brought to You By American Reformer
Preface to Francogallia (1574)
An Appeal to Republican Government and Restoration in France
Society
Return of the Common Good
It’s a Key Part of the American Political Tradition
Government Speech in our Age of Establishment
The Public Interest and Free Expression
What Fauci’s Diaries Reveal
They Show Why the Public Lost Faith in Experts
Moral Problems with Legal Protests
What Does the First Amendment Protect?
The Real Cost of the Affordability Crisis
Responding to the Crisis of Eroded Social and Financial Capital
State
The Genius of the American System
Lessons from Philip Schaff’s America
On the Iran War, Trump Made the Right Call
The Memorandum of Understanding Is a Temporary Framework, Not a Capitulation
Untangling the Just War Tradition
It Is Far More Complex Than What the Pope Claims
Pitfalls in Iran Are Legion
The Administration Faces a Series of Challenges
Trump’s Big Gamble in Iran
The Airstrikes Have Widened the Fractures on the Right