Give It to God: Letting Go in the New Year
Some memories are treasures. Worthy to be guarded and cherished. Some, like the Amalekites, must be left where…
Mark Rutland
A Woke Return to a Barbaric Medieval Practice
The heartless medieval practice of castrating little boy singers in order to preserve their prepubescent voices was horrifying.…
How the Church Must Respond in an Angry World
Perhaps when historians paste the final label on 2020, it will be “The Year of Anger.” This has…
How Baby Boomers Created Today’s Millennial Snowflakes
This column ends with the report of a college professor who should be severely reprimanded, at the very…
Against the Odds, This Incredible Love Story Has Persevered For 75 Years
Note: Saturday is Valentine’s Day, an occasion to celebrate the wonderful gift of God’s blessing of love and…
How God Remembers You
Blind and frail, her wiry, white hair stirred ever so slightly by a faint, hot breeze, the old…
Mark Rutland: Obamacare Rollout and the Vasa Ship Syndrome
In 1628, the king of Sweden was Gustavus Adolphus. Intimidated by the great naval powers of Europe, he…
John MacArthur, Cessation Theology and Trainspotting for Cave Dwellers
The arrogance of making experience into a theology that trumps Scripture is exceeded only by the arrogance of…
Perpetual Gratitude
Some years ago I was counseling a teenager who had been raised from infancy by his grandparents. The…
Mark Rutland: 10 Things I Wish I’d Known When I Was 21
You might think you’re smart when you get out of college, but I suggest that the real education…