Soli Deo Gloria

by Robert P. Imbelli

Though I would not dare deviate from Bach’s Passions for Good Friday music listening, I cannot think of a more appropriate recording than Honeck’s “Larghetto for Orchestra” for Holy Saturday. Continue Reading »

11 Apr 2022

Seminary Faithfulness

by Jonathan L. Master

It will always seem easier to leave the battles to the next generation. But the ministers we train today are the ones who will be on the front lines tomorrow. Continue Reading »

7 Apr 2022

Salem and the Smoke of Satan

by George Weigel

Once one surrenders to hatred, ideological besottedness, jealousy, fear of the present, or despair about the future, the door is open for the Great Tempter to work his wicked ways through human weakness. Continue Reading »

6 Apr 2022

Anchored Freedom

by Kurt Hofer

At the heart of our understanding of freedom must be the recognition that our freedom is given to us by God. Continue Reading »

4 Apr 2022

The Power of Pain

by Peter J. Leithart

Humans have always avoided painful conditions, but today our instinct to recoil has been institutionalized.  Continue Reading »

1 Apr 2022

The End of Christendom?

by R. R. Reno

New York police officer Wilbert Mora was buried February 2. He was gunned down in a Harlem apartment January 21 after responding to a 911 call; his partner Jason Rivera died at the scene, and Mora succumbed to his wounds a few days later. The funeral was held at St. Patrick’s Cathedral, as . . . . Continue Reading »

1 Apr 2022

What a Tangled Web

by Carl R. Trueman

The West no longer has any consensus on what it means to be a woman or even a person. Continue Reading »

31 Mar 2022

J. J. Kimche on Meir Kahane

by R. R. Reno

J. J. Kimche joins the podcast to discuss what lessons can be learned from the life and work of a highly divisive Jewish extremist. Continue Reading »

30 Mar 2022

The View from Vienna

by Ari Berman

When we saw Ukrainians forced to pack their bags and flee their country, we knew it was time to pack our own bags and go where we were needed. Continue Reading »

28 Mar 2022

A Not-So-Secular Age

by John Wilson

 I don’t know for sure what the future, even the “near future,” holds, but I do know that—for the moment, at least—we do not remotely live in a “secular age.” Continue Reading »

25 Mar 2022