Category: Christian Worldview
“Judeo-Christian”
HT: Appalachian Renegade Was America founded on “Judeo-Christian” values? No, and here’s why… pic.twitter.com/cLJ7hgtqRt — Dale Partridge (@dalepartridge) December 20, 2025
Brilliant Kirk Monologue
It is pretty inspiring that he delivered a message such as this to young people:
In Opposition To Kevin DeYoung’s Broadside Against Christian Nationalism
We have written here about Stephen Wolfe before. He is probably the most prominent advocate for Christian Nationalism in the country. There are others, but Wolfe made a huge splash with his book several years ago. Kevin DeYoung is a Matthews, NC pastor who leads the Presbyterian Church in America. […]
The Church Is Indifferent To The Rise Of Marxism
It should not be, because socialism is demonic and seeks to steal:
“The First Christmas”
When one hears that Kevin Costner had a special on ABC that purported to tell the real Christmas story, it is only natural to be skeptical. After all, Hollywood has been hostile to Christianity for many years; Costner has not always been a paragon of virtue; and ABC is owned […]
In Defense Of An Active, Assertive Faith
“Passivity is not a Christian virtue.” We really enjoyed our recent conversation with @johnlovell275 from @WPSactual Thanks for coming on the show, John! pic.twitter.com/vdWbkvnnKd — The King's Hall (@The_Kings_Hall) December 8, 2025
The Case For Christmas– And Santa Claus
Mike Slater’s recent podcast discusses the transformation of Christmas from a “holy day” to a “holiday”. He interviews Lee Strobel to present the apologetic case for Christmas. Strobel and a Christian pastor also provide some discussion about Saint Nicholas as the origin of the modern-day Santa Claus:
Weak Churches Produce Weak Christians
Country music singer John Rich is on fire: (HT: Appalachian Renegades)
“Gospel-Onlyism”
The following article by Eric Salmons, a Baptist pastor, was published a month ago. I am generously posting excerpts: The movement that began as gospel-centered morphed into what I will call gospel-onlyism. This is a mindset that treats anything beyond the message of personal salvation as a “distraction,” encumbrance, or even a danger […]