Author: David Morrill

Bolz Isn’t Enough: The Deeper Rot Inside the Charismatic Movement

For more than six hours, Christian apologist Mike Winger methodically dismantled the public ministry of self-styled prophet Shawn Bolz, joining ministries like ours that have been exposing Bolz for years. The exposé was exhaustive. The documentation was overwhelming. The conclusion is unavoidable. Bolz’s so-called prophetic gift was not supernatural revelation,

Protestia Tonight: A Greater Affection

On this episode of Protestia Tonight for January 20th, 2026, David and Dr. Jared Moore discuss how the real power over lust comes from affection for God, overwhelming affection of the flesh, and the scriptural approach taken by Jared’s new devotional, 33 Days to Freedom From Lust.

Jubilant Sykes’ Son Arrested After Opera Singer’s Fatal Stabbing

Grammy-nominated baritone and gospel singer Jubilant Sykes was found fatally stabbed in his Santa Monica home, and police have arrested his 31-year-old son, Micah Sykes, on suspicion of murder. Police were called to the residence on Monday night after a report of an assault in progress, as reported by The

Kirk Cameron Didn’t Discover Mercy, He Discovered Fudge

Below is a sneak peek of this INSIDER content. When a well-known Christian says he has changed his view on hell (or any other major doctrine), the script is almost always the same. He explains that he was taught one thing all his life. He says he simply opened his

9Marks of Wokeness

Over the past several weeks, a curious narrative has been circulating on X: that 9Marks—Mark Dever, Jonathan Leeman, and their network—was never woke. According to defenders, claims to the contrary are slander, exaggerations, or selective memory. They insist that while 9Marks may have expressed some empathy or pastoral sensitivity, they

Federal Vision November

Doug Wilson’s “No Quarter November” is giving no quarter to reformed teaching on the Lord’s Supper. In “The Challenge of Child Communion,” he argues that baptized toddlers (and possibly infants?) should receive communion. His central line is simple enough: “If the baptized child is genuinely part of the loaf, then

Song Review: Skillet’s O Come, O Come Emmanuel

It has been a hot minute since I have theologically examined a Christian song. And so far, I have focused only on songs written for and programmed into corporate worship, many of which, unfortunately, remain uncontroversial in otherwise relatively solid churches. This “review” will be a departure. Not in terms

Gallup: Less Than Half of Americans Consider Religion Important

Gallup’s newest World Poll puts numbers on what anyone with eyes has known for a long time: America is no longer a religious nation. The percentage of adults who say religion is important in their daily lives has fallen from 66% in 2015 to 49% in 2025—a 17-point nosedive in

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