"Thus saith the LORD, Stand ye in the ways, and see, and ask for the old paths, where is the good way, and walk therein, and ye shall find rest for your souls." (Jeremiah 6:16)
Christians Must Be Careful Not ToBecome Practicing Egalitarians by Stuart DiNenno Christians need to be careful to preserve gender roles and not become practicing egalitarians. Good parenting for a husband is sharing in the work by performing the duties according to the role of his sex. Good parenting for a husband is is not sharing … Read more
Lactantius: He Who Does Not Hate theWicked Does Not Love the Good “For if God is not angry with the impious and the unrighteous, it is clear that He does not love the pious and the righteous. Therefore the error of those is more consistent who take away at once both anger and kindness. For … Read more
Pascal on the Nature of God “The God of Christians is not a God who is simply the author of mathematical truths, or of the order of the elements; that is the view of heathens and Epicureans. He is not merely a God who exercises His providence over the life and fortunes of men, to … Read more
Rushdoony on Misguided Prayers for Government Officials “Contemporary prayers for the president, congress, governors, and others, which ask God to bless ungodly and evil men are perversions of Paul’s meaning; we are to pray that God give them wisdom, bring them to repentance and a saving knowledge of Him, but certainly not to bless them … Read more
Luther: When You Pray Let Your Words Be Few “When thou prayest let thy words be few, but thy thoughts and affections many, and above all let them be profound. The less thou speakest the better thou prayest. . . . External and bodily prayer is that buzzing of the lips, that outside babble that … Read more
Peck on the Difference BetweenOld and New Testament Worship “The worship of the Mosaic institute, the gorgeous furniture of the tabernacle, the splendid temple which succeeded it, the brilliant vestments of the priests, the costly incense which ascended in a fragrant cloud from the golden censer, the inner sanctuary, where was the throne of God, … Read more
Pink on Christian Meekness “Meekness is often confused with lowliness or humility, but they are by no means identical. Humility is the opposite of pride and self-sufficiency, whereas meekness is the opposite of stubbornness and self-will. Meekness is pliability and is the fruit of a broken heart. Meekness is the opposite of being determined to … Read more
Christians Going to Bankers for Loans Is a Failure of the Church by Stuart DiNenno The fact that Christians have to go to the judenbankers and pay enormous sums of interest (usury) on top of what they borrow in order to obtain money to buy a house, is another failure of the modern-day church. If the … Read more
Franklin: The Jews Must Be Excluded from the United States “In whatever country Jews have settled in any great numbers,” said Franklin, “they have lowered its moral tone; depreciated its commercial integrity; have segregated themselves and have not been assimilated; have sneered at and tried to undermine the Christian religion upon which that nation is … Read more
Machen: True Christians Do NotWithdraw from the Battles of This World “The “otherworldliness” of Christianity involves no withdrawal from the battle of this world; our Lord Himself, with His stupendous mission, lived in the midst of life’s throng and press. Plainly, then, the Christian man may not simplify his problem by withdrawing from the business … Read more