The United States is the only nation in world history to have been founded largely to guarantee religious liberty. Today, that liberty is under increasing attack. Obamacare is trying to…

  Text: Exod. 12:1–14 Introduction From Moses’ account of the first Passover we learn great truths about two themes: we learn about God’s way of saving us, and we learn how…

The Bible teaches that the husband should “rule” the home (1 Tim. 3:5). It equally teaches that the woman is the “head” and “master” of the home (1 Tim. 5:14).…

  It’s easy to think about the implications of Jesus’ resurrection for individuals. It’s especially easy to do this in our time, because we are a highly individualistic society. What’s…

Communion remarks at Good Friday service, Trinity Bible Church, Felton, California, April 18, 2014   In Ephesians 5, Paul compares the relationship of a Christian husband and wife to the…

We have this term now in circulation: “the narrative.” It is one of those somewhat pretentious academic terms that has wormed its way into common speech, like “gender” or “significant…

“If . . . marriage is transformed into a temporary arrangement for the satisfaction of the sexual impulse and for mutual companionship, which is not intended to create a permanent…

They engage the culture; they don’t retreat from it. They create consensus; they don’t conform to it. They capitalize on opposition; they don’t surrender to it.