Carl R. Trueman

Circle of Hope is a Philadelphia church that was founded by a pair of Southern Californian hippie church planters, Rod and Gwen White, in 1996. From the start the group dedicated itself to reaching parts of the community that were typically missed by many of the mainstream churches. Church members . . . . Continue Reading »

Evolutionary theory alone does not offer the robust response to trans ideology and gender theory that we need. Continue Reading »

The Incarnation itself is part of the humiliation of Christ.  Continue Reading »

The present pope seems to be nothing more than a liberal Protestant in a white robe. As a Protestant, I am acutely aware of the damage such people do. Continue Reading »

In the age of so many immanent imperatives, how can Christians in general, and church leaders in particular, realign their priorities with those of the New Testament? Continue Reading »

Because the English ruling establishment looks after its own, Smyth and his fellow abusers enjoyed diplomatic immunity. Continue Reading »

The happiness of the infertile couple relativizes all other considerations. Continue Reading »

When I invite people to my home, I acknowledge their humanity and personhood. Continue Reading »

The suicide pod has the smooth aesthetics of the Apple age. It presents death as an attractive, consumer option.  Continue Reading »

Canterbury Cathedral’s silent disco and Peterborough Cathedral’s upcoming rave speak of a childish age. Continue Reading »