Did you miss the Institute for Faith & Culture’s Kingdom Come conference this past weekend? At a time when confusion reigns, believers from across the country gathered to...
In recent weeks, Canada’s House of Commons has advanced Bill C-9, the federal Combatting Hate Act. The goal of combatting hatred, at first glance, is quite uncontroversial. No...
Most people think that being a citizen is just about the country where you were born. We follow the laws, stay informed, and try to be good neighbors....
Pop star Haddaway asked “What is love?” in a 1993 hit song. While not a theologian, Haddaway poses a question that has long occupied Bible scholars. What is...
The Dutch Reformed theologian and politician Abraham Kuyper (1837-1920) once proclaimed that “the conscience marks a boundary that the state may never cross.” In arguing for the preeminence...
In ancient Ireland, a lorica was a sort of prayer, or hymn-charm, recited to provide categorical protection against an evil. When pled toward God, it might appeal to...
In my previous article, we discussed the Old Testament prophecies about rulers and nations and their obligations. Today, we will review the New Testament passages on the state...
As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, the White House is releasing a series of short educational videos entitled The Story of America, highlighting key ideas and...
In my previous article, we examined the first principle of how to approach Old Testament teaching to see if there is a biblical view of the state. Today,...
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