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“This is the capital sin of our generation. Taking their starting point from the modern man’s mentality they have revised the gospel to meet the dilemma in which the church has found itself in the face of wholesale indifference and hostility. But the question for us is: how are we, holding to the sufficiency and… Read more

[This paper is over a quarter of a century old so obviously I would say many things different now, and it does not deal with the controversies that have arisen since then. I have been working off and over the years to transform this essay into a book entitled “Different Roles, Different Souls.” If God… Read more

From the Alabama Constitution, 3.01: (1) The framers of the United States Constitution, recognizing free exercise of religion as an unalienable right, secured its protection in the First Amendment to the Constitution, and the framers of the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, also recognizing this right, secured the protection of religious freedom in Article I,… Read more

Therapy culture has influenced the church a lot more than the church has influenced therapy culture. A lot of preaching has become very therapeutic, aimed more at psychological comfort than spiritual change. Many pastors use therapeutic concepts and measure themselves by standards of therapy rather the Bible; yet very few therapists use theological categories and… Read more

AN IMMODEST PROPOSAL FOR PURSUING PEACE AND PURITY IN THE BODY OF CHRIST: A PLEA FOR REFORMED CATHOLICITY[1] BY RICH LUSK ASSISTANT PASTOR AUBURN AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH MONROE, LA Reformed Suspicions Reformed Christians are usually suspicious of any talk of unity among Christians of differing doctrinal convictions, yet the pursuit of peace and unity among… Read more