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As a oncer, I wasn’t privy to the rather smug, insider adage. “Oncers become nonecers.” I’m glad to say, I’m counterevidence.
When sovereignty is used in church, it is typically code for a God who is distant, enigmatic, and unaccountable.
Today we’re going to take a look at The Best of 2025 in the Reformed Journal. There’s really no way, of course, to evaluate “best”
I think this might be the first Christmas where I’m truly doing only the things I want to do. That sounds dangerously selfish. But it
Last summer, I was asked to lead morning devotions at a gathering of RJ writers. Three biblical passages quickly came to mind.
I was raised with a freedom to ask questions about my faith. I didn’t have the sort of fundamentalist baggage that I now discover many
Some used to wonder if Arminians would be in heaven. Now we have to wonder about other species!
They don’t see church as a value-added to their lives. Their first thoughts are of obligations, constraints, conflict. More in their already hectic schedule.
Did young Christians in the 1980s marry early because they wanted to have sex within the bounds of marriage? Absolutely!
