In case you missed them, these were the five most popular posts for the week of December 8–14, 2025.

1. Mary Van Weelden, Motherhood Is Not A Woman’s “Highest Calling”
2. R. Scott Clark, Why Did the Geneva Consistory Insist on Biblical Names at Baptism?
3. Shane Lems, Ridderbos: Postmillennial Christian Nationalism Incompatible With The New Testament
4. James Berry, Adoption: An Embodied Apologia For An Addled Age
5. R. Scott Clark, Review: The Nicene Creed: An Introduction By Phillip Cary

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