Church Leadership
When Seminaries Stop Believing in God: A Personal Witness to Theological Drift at Claremont School of Theology
When orthodoxy is quietly displaced, institutions may continue to function administratively, yet they no longer recognize their purpose. They become like cathedrals built without load-bearing walls: they may stand for a time, but their structural integrity is already compromised.
Why Pastors Should Question AI for the Sake of Their Souls
Imagine a robber breaking into your house in the middle of the night. To distract your only line of defense—your dog—the robber throws a package of bologna on the ground. While your guard dog gnaws away at that tasty treat, the robber quietly goes about ransacking your home and stealing the things you hold most dear. […]
Recovering the Mind of Christ: Why the Church Must Prioritize Theological Maturity
In 2022, Ligonier and Lifeway published “The State of Theology,” where Evangelicals were surveyed about various theological claims. The results were startling to say the least. For example, 55% of surveyed Evangelicals agreed that “Jesus is the first and greatest being created by God.” […]
Church: A Review Series of Joel Beeke and Paul Smalley, Reformed Systematic Theology (Part 6)
Theology must affect our lives if it has been rightly understood. Still, we easily think of doctrine as ideas locked away in the pages of books or hanging in the air of lecture halls. Where does theology come to bear upon us as we live before the Lord? What is the intersection of doctrine and life? […]
Sin and Salvation in Orange County: A Conversation with Robert Schuller
We are ending our historical tour with what may be the most famous episode of White Horse Inn. Our 1992 conversation with the founding pastor of what was the Crystal Cathedral, Robert Schuller. This conversation is full of astounding and surprising moments. CHECK OUT THIS MONTH’S OFFERS: Bible Studies from Sola Media Become a Partner […]
