Postmodernism denies stable truth and meaning, but Scripture stands as God’s clear, final, and authoritative Word over every age.
The Challenge of Postmodernism and Biblical Authority
The Influence of Christian Publishing and Media Ministries
Christian publishing and media ministries shape doctrine, church health, and evangelism, either guarding truth or multiplying error.
The Inerrancy Debate and the Chicago Statement
The Chicago Statement defended full biblical inerrancy because a true church can only stand where God’s Word is received as wholly true.
The Fastest Way to Destroy Church Health Is Soft Preaching
Soft preaching does not preserve church health. It starves holiness, weakens doctrine, and opens the door to error and spiritual collapse.
Shepherding the Flock of God Under Christ’s Lordship
Biblical shepherding submits entirely to Christ’s Lordship, feeds the flock with Scripture, guards holiness, and leads by humble example.
Leadership Qualifications from Titus and Timothy
Titus and Timothy set a high bar for elders and deacons, joining doctrine, holiness, family order, and tested character in church leadership.
Higher Criticism Is Not “Scholarship”: It Is a Direct Attack on Church Health
Higher criticism weakens confidence in Scripture, and when confidence in Scripture falls, church health begins to collapse.
Independent Church Freedom Often Becomes Independent Church Drift
Independent church freedom becomes drift when autonomy replaces submission to Christ, Scripture, qualified elders, doctrinal clarity, and biblical correction.
A Church That Won’t Correct Error Will Eventually Celebrate Error
A church rarely celebrates error at first. It first excuses it, protects it, and refuses to correct it until compromise becomes identity.
Doctrinal Minimalism Produces Spiritual Malnutrition: The Healthy Church Myth
Doctrinal minimalism does not create a healthy church. It starves the flock, weakens holiness, and leaves believers unstable before error.
