July 2026 Archive

The Woke Right And Gen Z

by on July 31, 2026 | Comment

Older generations need to understand something uncomfortable: America’s youngest adults are not only trending in a new political direction — they’re doing so for reasons that most people over 30 haven’t even begun to diagnose. And if we don’t figure out why . . . Continue reading →

From Revival To Rest: The Exciting Next Step For Madison Reformed Church

by on July 27, 2026 | 3 Comments
john t. windle memorial auditorium (south/front elevation)

My hometown Madison, Indiana, is in many ways the quintessential small town in America. It was recently voted one of Indiana’s best main streets. Outside my window, I can see Kentucky across the river. If you have read one of Wendell Berry’s . . . Continue reading →

The Mountain Is Not Yet Ascended: The King And His People As The Nations Rage in Psalms 25–33 (Part 1)—Psalm 25 And The Unashamed Life

by on July 25, 2026 | Comment
mountains

Have you no shame? This question usually suggests that we are doing something that ought to shame us. Society has standards, and when we fail to live up to them, people think we should have a sense of guilt and that our . . . Continue reading →