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You've Got a Friend in Me: Some Thoughts on Relationships
Good friends do not send you texts that encourage more of the same lingering malaise. Good friends do not turn you against people who are growing, but…
May 15
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How to Treat Women Like a Chronically Online Sophomore
Much of the online masculine rhetoric of our age lacks fatherliness. It attacks women, sometimes even godly women, like a high school frat party.
May 12
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The Tim Keller Gospel & the Christian Nationalism Gospel+2026 Reading Updates
But the result of such a dangerous bifurcation was an idolatrous view that minimized the spheres of society in favor of some nebulous piety.
May 8
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Best Book of the Year So Far? A Review of Theo of Golden
I only have 30 minutes so here it goes...
May 5
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Al Prayers and Personality + My Trip to Hillsdale College
No one would deny that AI helps us write. But the end result and the overarching concern are that it quietly presses us toward sameness.
May 1
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April 2026
We Need a New Moral Majority: An Ecclesial Majority + Tyndale Classical Academy in Howell, MI & Christ Church of Livingston County
The Failure of a Disembodied Moral Vision
Apr 28
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Greetings from CREC West Michigan
Some notes on my brief visit to West Michigan
Apr 24
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When Saints Depart: The Joy, Burden, and Grief of Pastoral Life+Kuyper and Women+Why Paedocommunion Matters
We, therefore, pray that our reunion one day will supply some of the joy that departed when they first left.
Apr 21
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Why Paedocommunion Matters!
At its heart, the Lord’s Supper is a meal. And not just any meal, but a family meal.
Apr 17
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The Catechism of Revivalism and Its Lasting Effects + Central Park + Why It's Good to be a Protestant
Article originally posted in 2004.
Apr 14
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On the Growth of the CREC+Our Favorite Family Series
The future of the CREC will not be secured by rapid expansion, but by deepening fidelity.
Apr 10
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A Pastor-Theologian Manifesto
What is a pastor's relationship with culture?
Apr 7
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