Author: David Morrill

Grace Community Church Provides Update on Pastor John MacArthur’s Health

Grace Community Church provided an update on Pastor John MacArthur’s health to the congregation before the Sunday morning service on January 5th: Those who attend Grace Church or follow the ministry of our pastor are already aware that he suffered a series of health issues that kept him out of

The Case Against Advent

It’s been nearly 10 years since the Baptist Pravda Press announced that Baptists had “rediscovered” Advent. Apparently, we realized it was “needed in a cultural context in which we are battered on every side to be diverted away from…a focus on Christ” and were now finding it useful in “provid[ing]

The Absurd-ioch Declaration?

I’m afraid it’s true. There exists a particular people group whose members covertly seek to manipulate those around them in a quest for the group’s power and influence over others. They push this conspiracy right under the noses of everyone else, maintaining plausible deniability of their most offensive beliefs. Some

Rubbing Salt in the Wounds

While “rubbing salt in the wound” often refers to needlessly adding pain, the origins of the phrase come from rubbing salt into a wound to prevent infection. It hurts, but it protects. Such is my desire with what follows. The aftermath of Steve Lawson’s fall is proving an excellent opportunity

INSIDER Roundtable Launching Thursday

Protestia is excited to announce a new benefit for INSIDER supporters: the INSIDER Roundtable, where David Morrill and JD Hall lead a discussion on current pertinent issues for the discerning Christian. Formerly the Bulldogmatic Bible Study and available to second-tier and above supporters, the INSIDER Roundtable is now open to

Betrayed: More Details About Steve Lawson’s Double Life Revealed

Additional details are becoming known concerning the adultery and recent disqualification of former Trinity Bible Church pastor Steve Lawson. According to inside sources speaking to Protestia on condition of anonymity, the fixture in conservative, reformed evangelicalism was “living a double life in the heart of the reformed community.” The young