Lamine is my main man. That said, someone please tell him he doesn't have to do an interview every single week.

Listen, I dislike El Tri as much as any other USMNT fan... But this Gilberto Mora kid is the truth.

To be fair, the quality of ideas is perfectly suited for her stage of cognitive development

The small prayers at the end of each Psalm in the Common Worship Psalter are mostly based and no one can tell me otherwise.

A certain “reconquista” advocate would tell you that it’s better to be at this church than an orthodox PCA or OPC church.

Husbands: pray Compline with your wife. One of the best things we ever started doing.

When @johnlcooper shared his story with @alisa_childers there were many folks who gave the predictable pushback: "No one really believes apostles actually govern over elders and local church leaders." Below is an excerpt from Chuck Pierce's book "Apostolic Church Arising" where his associate Robert Heidler describes the process of getting rid of their "old wineskin" model of elder-led governance and moving into the "new wineskin" model of single-apostle governance. He describes the moment he told Chuck, "We're all resigning and the church is yours." Why would he do this? So that the chucrh would be "established on an apostolic foundation." Sometimes this happens overtly, sometimes it happens covertly. Sometimes elders are removed, sometimes they remain as figureheads while functionally subordinating themselves to an apostolic leader who views himself as the direct means by which "heaven comes to earth" in the church. In my own personal experience, I saw how a man who called himself an apostle and his wife who called herself a prophet attempted to tell a board of elders that they could not be fired because elders do not have the authority to fire the governing apostle/prophet of a church. This stuff really does happen. Are there distinctions that must be made when referencing the NAR? Of course. Is it made up? Definitely not. Does it have consequences at an ecclesiological level? 100%

hyper-charismatic prophets trying to link the Hebrew Calendar to the rise of Taylor Swift

"A pagan gave nobody their money and practically gave everybody their body. And the Christians came along and gave practically nobody their body and they gave practically everybody their money" - Tim Keller

I won't even repost the story I see going viral right now, but let me just say this: The Christian sex ethic remains undefeated.

Checkmate, Charismatics.