We've reached the end of analyzing Ligon Duncan's appearance on the Room for Nuance podcast. Thank the Lord. Today's episode refutes Ligon's claim that Jesus never mocked his opponents and identifies the hypocrisy lurking in Ligon's blind spot. The Jason Modar Show Substack: https://jasonmodar.substack.com ..read more

Today's episode analyzes Ligon Duncan's and Sean DeMars' comments about the non-existence of BigEva and people's hate for The Gospel Coalition. The Jason Modar Show Substack: https://jasonmodar.substack.com ..read more

If you truly are thankful for blessings like hospitals, universities, holidays, and many of the accouterments afforded to us Westerners, then you ought to thank Christians and their spiritual forebears. The culture produced by Christians over the last 2000 years includes those aforementioned blessings and much more. Even atheists are beginning to wake up to the reality that Christians produce a superior culture to those around them. The Jason Modar Show Substack: https://jasonmodar.substack.com ..read more

Jason and Saint Militant from the @ATimeForWar38 show break down Ligon Duncan's appearance on the Room for Nuance podcast, particularly Duncan's suspect analysis of the Moscow project. Full video of my appearance on A Time For War: https://youtu.be/EVQJ438hQd4?si=k82RzReGQGsGK_kX ..read more

A brief primer on how to respond to the Christ is King and Transgender Day of Visibility controversies. Also, I analyze an article from KSP in which she argues against prosecuting women who procure abortions. Link to KSP Article: https://religionnews.com/2024/03/25/mohler-and-the-abortion-abolitionists-dont-take-sin-seriously-enough ..read more

When Jesse Johnson attacks Canon Press and the Moscow Folks for CN, it demonstrates that he has either no clue as to what is going on there, was unwilling to do his homework about what is going on there, or chose to omit the fact that the Moscow Mood is successfully building God’s kingdom in hostile, enemy territory. Harris podcast:https://youtu.be/7HKARuyKF4Q?si=06a9vJuM1BDEQVSB 00:00: Intro about Holy Week 04:50: Background info for today's episode. 09:22: Response to Johnson (mostly) and Harris (a little) Subscribe to my podcast at https://anchor.fm/jason-modar ..read more

Wisdom from Athanasius helps us understand Ephesians 2, and C.S. Lewis reminds us of the value of the old books ..read more

If we choose to find rest in sources outside of screens, and if we want to break the slavish habit of turning to our phones the moment boredom strikes, we need high-quality leisure pursuits to replace the phone, the Xbox, the iPad, and the Instagram feed. 00:00: Recap of previous episodes in this series. 04:04: Intro to today's episode. 08:05: The screen solution ..read more

“All things are lawful for me,” but not all things are helpful. “All things are lawful for me,” but I will not be dominated by anything (1 Corinthians 6:12). It is lawful to own and operate a smartphone. It is lawful to sign up for and maintain a social media account or two or three. It is lawful to cultivate an online presence. It is lawful to purchase an Xbox Series X and play video games on it. It is lawful to own an iPad. It is lawful to google recipes, synonyms, the cast of Despicable Me, song lyrics, and the team that has won the most Super Bowls (the New England Patriots and Pittsburgh ..read more

Plato, if he were around, would strongly assert that the music we listen to, the television shows we watch, the movies we hold close to our hearts ought to catechize us in the true, good, and beautiful of God’s creation. We ought to train our affections to love not simply that which excites us, moves us, captivates us, but that which moves us to goodness, righteousness, virtue. We ought to be able to glorify God when we sit down to watch a movie or fire up our Spotify playlist. It’s a high and lofty standard, but it’s a biblical one. Also, we ought to pick more fights with Swifites and do so ..read more