In case the point somehow gets lost, in my view, the historical argument for credobaptism is secondary. I don’t hold to credobaptism because of its early history. Chiefly, IMO, the Bible’s narrative arc, developed by the covenants along the axis of redemptive history, 1/

The phrase “I can have church anywhere I want. I have church while I’m fishing, hunting, or at the baseball game.” isn’t the mic drop moment you think it is. In fact it shows just how much you don’t understand about the importance of the gathering.

I don’t really understand all the complaints about Apple’s new Liquid Glass UI. After testing betas on iPad and iPhone, I think it’s a refreshing revision. Delightful, even.

The book of Revelation is a chiasm 🤯

A much simpler Revelation chiasm from Jim Hamilton:

Facebook once bought a VPN app for $120M and turned it into a surveillance tool that spied on 33M+ users' entire phones for years. This app helped Zuck buy WhatsApp for a whopping $19B and break Snapchat's encryption. Thread

This is incredible. 🚨 Chadd Wright spent more than an hour on the Joe Rogan podcast sharing Jesus, the gospel, sin, death, depravity, the scriptures, BETTER than any preacher we've ever heard in a similar setting. No Christian crumbs here, this is a full meal. Video 1 of 3.

Imagine being the person who sent in that question 😂 R.C. was one of the greatest men of our age. His humor aside, we will continue to heed his wisdom for generations.

Nowhere near enough people are talking about this. The music is about to stop.

🚨 I AGREE: Abolish property taxes. Everywhere. RON DESANTIS: "To say you're just enjoying property and all of a sudden the value [goes up] - you have to pony up [to the government?] We don't really do that in anything else!" "If they're going to come tell you your house is

A Harvard philosopher once told me Christianity was "intellectually bankrupt" because God becoming human was illogical. I told him that's exactly the point. The scandal of the Gospel isn't that it's too simple. It's that it's too offensive. See, we've sanitized the

Marijuana was a "gateway drug" Not to hard drugs necessarily but to a life of slow cognitive decline, low IQ behavior, lower social standards, and an aberrant culture of shamelessness When you normalize a vice, there will be exponential consequences

"So last week CNN dropped a report that they had put together on all the doings out here in Moscow. That piece was a blessing for us in many ways, and I thought to take a few minutes to explain why and how . . ."

R.C. Sproul (2007): “In seminary, one of my classmates delivered a sermon in the chapel as part of our homiletics class. The congregation was the members of this class. At the end of the sermon, it was the role of the professor to give a summation, in front of the whole class, of

One of the more interesting convergences in the debates about the serrated edge and the reaction to the CNN interview: When people criticize Doug Wilson's use of the serrated edge, they often accuse him of being "bitter" and "angry," which is hilarious because I've never seen

You get 18 summers. Then they're visiting. You get 940 weekends. Then they have their own. You get 6,570 bedtimes. Then silence. Time is the only real currency of parenthood. Spend it wisely. You can't earn more.

Steven Crowder Yesterday, every major Europe leader sat in rapt attention while the American President tries to stop a war they were too feckless to prevent and unable to stop....a year ago, they were trying to keep the previous occupant of the Oval Office from wandering off in a field alone.

One day I would like to see a logo redesign that made it look better instead of soulless and terrible. Can anyone give a counterexample?

End Wokeness The biggest untapped opportunity for entrepreneurs is to simply sell the exact same products and experiences that were available in the 90s.