The Blackwell Review
Luke BlackwellApplying Biblical theology to politics, culture, and firearms.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Why I Will Never Experience September 12, 2001
September 12, 2001.
A nation in mourning. Thousands of lives that would never be whole again. Millions of lives that would never be the same again.
Smoldering rubble. Twisted steel. Ash covered streets.
This was September 12, 2001....
Stop Waiting for Sodom's Approval
The modern Church has developed a strange habit: asking the world for permission before obeying God.
We see it in pulpits that hesitate on clear biblical teaching. In Christian leaders who tailor their message to avoid triggering the cultu...
Against the Constitution
All law is enforced with the threat of violence.
Strip away the ceremonies, the ‘legal-ese’ and the gavels, and every law’s enforcement is ultimately dependent on the willingness to use force. Fines don’t collect themselves. Warrants don’...
The Gospel in 60 Seconds
You’re standing in line to board a flight, sitting at the DMV, or just having a conversation with a friend and are asked, “So what exactly is the Gospel?”
Try and answer this right now, what would you say?
In that moment many would freeze...
Christian Nationalism is American Heritage
Author’s Note: I recently attended the ‘Forum on Christian Nationalism’ headlined with speeches by Stephen Wolfe and J. Chase Davis. The discussion was fruitful and thought provoking and inspired to me to write the following, which is what...
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Husband | Leader | Reformed Christian | Writing on theology, biblical worldview applied to culture & politics, and firearm preparedness and training. “He who is not with Me is against Me; and he who does not gather with Me scatters.” - Mt 12:30
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