Melanchthon was having another one of his bouts of conscience. His sins and sinfulness were weighing on him. He wrote to Luther, wondering aloud if he was really and truly a Christian. Luther responded with straight gospel fire: “Sin boldly. But believe even more boldly in

Debut in the New York Post today with Jennifer Galardi. Married women of all political persuasions are happier, healthier, richer, live longer, with richer purpose. Get Married and have a merrier Christmas! nypost.com/2025/12/14/opi…

One of the unspoken reasons for the decline in marriage and births: young men of marriage age had their careers derailed in favor of diversity hires. DEI is economic genocide.

“The intellectual and cultural apocalypse is near. Even if your family thinks of itself as well-educated, your kids will grow up unable to work their way through a classic novel…they will embody some of the worst and most volatile aspects of TikTok” thefp.com/p/goodbye-to-t…

Near the beginning of the liturgy each week at TPC, we confess our sins corporately as a congregation. Think of this confession as the welcome mat where you wipe your feet clean before entering God’s presence. God washes our feet on our way into his house. As we confess our

“…as also our beloved brother Paul, according to the wisdom given to him, has written to you, as also in all his epistles, speaking in them of these things, in which are some things hard to understand, which untaught and unstable people twist to their own destruction, as they do

Some say, “pastors should not preach on the culture war.” But this imposes an extra-biblical standard upon the pastor, who is called to preach the whole Bible. It muzzles the preacher so he cannot say what’s God’s Word says in many areas - and precisely in those areas where the

As the world goes insane, one of the best things a pastor can do in his sermon each Sunday is give his people a reality check. Good preaching puts people in touch with the most basic realities there are, namely God, the way God designed creation to work, sin and it’s just

It’s time to retire the phrase “sinning in the right direction.” Some sins are greater than others but all sin is sin.

So much gold in this article. “In the complementarian model, the wife gets to decide her husband’s job description and then she is the one who gets to evaluate his performance.” “This is the real issue with “servant leadership” in marriage. Under this model, anytime a husband

1/ Everybody from Milo to Abigail Shrier loved Jacob Savage's viral piece on the discrimination faced by Millennial White men. But as someone who has written on this subject for years, I could only give it two cheers. In my article linked in the post below, I explain why.

“Courage is contagious. When a brave man takes a stand, the spines of others are often stiffened.” —Billy Graham

Just dropped today. Listen wherever you listen to podcasts. Pastor Rich Lusk podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/col…

“A holy man is a mighty weapon in the hands of God.” — Robert Murray M'Cheyne

DEI hypocrisy is real. J. D. Greear in the SBC is a good example of a white male who is anti-white and anti-male, but would never step aside and give his own position to someone else the way he demands of others:

Many young women are voting for progressivism today because they treat the state as a substitute for patriarchy. They trust Caesar to protect and provide for them, to give safety and security, more than the men in their lives. But a lot of young men vote for statism as well,

A lot of people are looking into the effect that Nick Fuentes’ rhetoric has on young men right now. That should definitely be examined. But we should also be looking into the impact Fuentes’ messaging has on young women — even if they don’t listen to him, they will still be

The unstated argument in the Compact piece is that the quality of the institutions declined in parallel with their adoption of anti-white-male discrimination. Films, novels, newspapers, and academic journals all got markedly worse during the DEI Decade, 2014-2024.

We are going to make the Chaplain Corps great again.

“The devil exulted when Christ died, but by this very death of Christ the devil is vanquished, as if he had swallowed the bait in the mousetrap. He rejoiced in Christ’s death, like a bailiff of death. What he rejoiced in was then his own undoing. The cross of the Lord was the