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I recently vacationed in Hillsdale, Ontario, with my family. We rented a home through Airbnb. This was my first time in Springwater Township, and whenever I travel, I love to explore the local community. Hillsdale was essentially a small suburb of Springwater Township, about a 20-minute drive from Barrie. As far as amenities go, it had a local pizzeria that was very good and a corner store. They also had an old United Church, which was converted into a home, and an old Presby

Israel’s story is not one of surprise failure; in fact, it was foretold before they even entered the land. Before they ever entered the land, God, through Moses, made it clear: they would fall away. They would break covenant, chase other gods, and suffer exile among the nations (Deut. 28–29). Their harlotry was not a warning, it was certain. And history proved it true, culminating in their devastation by Babylon. But what is remarkable is not simply that God foretold their u

Indifference is one of the most significant problems in the church today. The real threat is not always the false teacher or the open liberal, but the Christian who tolerates it when they know better. It is those who can see their church drifting into man-centred worship, doctrinal compromise, or liberal theology, yet convince themselves that the best thing to do is to “stick it out” or “be a good influence.” This was precisely the problem in Machen’s day. When the PCUSA bega