Apocalypse Now?
by Peter J. LeithartThe main thing exposed by any apocalypse is the state of the heart. Continue Reading »
The main thing exposed by any apocalypse is the state of the heart. Continue Reading »
Whenever a thuggish state tramples on the faithful, there will be thuggish pseudo-saints nearby, piously cheering it on. Continue Reading »
Pope Francis allegedly declared recently that there is no such thing as Hell—only the annihilation of souls. Continue Reading »
The Book of Revelation shows us Christ unveiled in suffering saints, and made fully radiant in the radiance of his bride. Continue Reading »
The Book of Revelation sheds light on the distorted Christian inspiration behind globalism. Continue Reading »
Approaching Revelation as a prediction of imminent catastrophe is far from how John intended his audience to understand his vision. Continue Reading »
Israel stands at the center of divine providence, a mystery that ought to inspire awe and humility. Continue Reading »
during the years i taught scripture to adults— i would tell them this is my favorite book and for that lesson i would play handel’s messiah: this is what revelation would sound like if put to music the alleluia chorus got king george to stand up but this . . .this is adoration in D . . . . Continue Reading »
The complex evangelical legacy of Tim LaHaye. Continue Reading »
Revelation is one of those dramas where hero and villain keep missing each other. It is like Henry IV: We know Hal and Hotspur will eventually square off, and can’t wait for them to get down to it. It is like Hamlet, where Claudius and Hamlet dance their complicated dance, teasing and testing one . . . . Continue Reading »