American Reformer

5 days ago | americanreformer.org | Mike Sabo

The first 100 days of President Donald Trump’s second term have been like no other presidency in recent memory. Unlike the managers of American decline who have occupied the Oval Office over the past few decades, Trump has made clear he doesn’t want America to continue down the path of irrelevance and decay.

2 weeks ago | americanreformer.org | Colin Chan Redemer

Coming from the mainline into evangelicalism proper in my twenties, one of the more striking features was being asked, “What is your life verse?” The concept was foreign, but it quickly made sense. A life verse is something like a mantra for a Bible believing Christian that is seen as a guiding reminder of who the person is and what God’s purpose for their life is. The history of the phenomenon is murky, but it is likely a relatively recent concept.

2 weeks ago | americanreformer.org | Mike Sabo

Social media profiles can never capture every facet of a person—but they should above all reflect our union with Christ. Something I noticed as Holy Week transpired last week was the lack of posting about Christ in certain pockets of the Reformed world, especially those who are part of the New Christian Right. Granted, my timelines on X and Facebook certainly don’t capture everything—the algorithms will see to that. But it was striking to see many of the same kind of posts I see on a daily basis.

3 weeks ago | americanreformer.org | Timon Cline

Last week, while the rest of us were preparing to celebrate the resurrection of our Lord, Christianity Today saw fit to tempt its readers to doubt the veracity of Scripture. Was Jesus Christ really pierced by nails when he was crucified? CT highlights new, cutting-edge “scholarship” that answers, no… just ropes, probably. In case you’ve forgotten—it would be excusable given the once venerable magazine’s recent record—CT was founded by none other than Billy Graham. Carl F. H.

3 weeks ago | americanreformer.org | Zephram Foster

So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them. Genesis 1:27You may have heard the allegations against acclaimed fantasy author Neil Gaiman. I wouldn’t necessarily recommend diving headfirst into reading the details – they’re not for the faint of heart. Though these allegations are not yet proven in a court of law, they appear credible. It’s nothing we haven’t seen before. Cases like Gaiman’s are increasing in publicity and, perhaps, number.