A saying often surfaces when someone first encounters and confronts abolitionism: “I’ve always been an abolitionist; I just didn’t know it.” At first glance, this statement may seem positive, suggesting a new realization and alignment with what is universally recognized as biblical justice. It often becomes a way to avoid the deep, uncomfortable burden that…

I boldly use the symbol of abolition—I wear it on my person and display it on my property.   It was created to be a symbol used to stand out and identify those who are abolitionists, to set us apart from the pro-life movement,  to seed the culture, to spread the message, to stir curiosity, and to become…

How many times, O Christian, do you think John Owen has been quoted saying, “Be killing sin or sin will be killing you”? And of those times it has been quoted, how often have you considered the urgency of the saying?  What is our Lord's expectation of us in our obedience? Is it not said…