Aquila Report Weekly Review

Charlie Kirk Is Dead. Now My Family Won’t Speak to Each Other.“This Is Like An Old-Time Revival, Isn’t It?”The Results from Our 2025 State of Theology Survey Are InVoddie Baucham: When the Saints Go Marching InThe Demise of the Religious Left?Office & Ordination MatterMarcuse, Critical Theory, and the Death of Charlie KirkI Was Wrong to Close Our Church During CovidWe Have to Talk About ThisFrom Eternity to Eternity: Side B Homosexuality Is Renounced

This week, the hosts dive into the profound grief surrounding Charlie Kirk's assassination, exploring its implications for Christian witness and public responses. They also examine critiques of papal communion and the challenges of doctrinal variety within the church. A fascinating discussion on Philip K. Dick's haunting sci-fi story sheds light on the complexities of abortion ethics. Additionally, they celebrate the resurgence of hymnals in worship, emphasizing the power of communal singing and the significance of male sexuality.

Pouting Pulpits and Part-Time Pastors: Projection over ProclamationA Statement from MNA’s Permanent CommitteeWhen Evil Strikes: Charlie Kirk, Christian Grief, and the Path of WisdomJelly Roll ChristianityThe Cautionary Tale of “Sophie from Dundee”How to Approach Couples in Your Church Who’re CohabitatingFrom Cancel Culture to Assassination Culture?Men, Dress Like MenA Plastic World Changed How We Perceive the SelfDeborah, Female Leadership, and the New Testament Church

Theses for the PCAAn Open Letter to President TrumpMachen Thought Sundays Were Super & Saturdays Were For FootballWe Still Have Child SacrificeThe Forbidden Woman and the Fall of MenIs the UK Finally Dead and Gone?Mainline Protestantism’s Fall?The Bible Encourages Diligently Seeking for a SpouseAre We Following The Roman Empire’s Path of Decline? Part 1: The Death of True ArtLecture Three–Preaching and Biblical Theology

Packed Idaho Event Challenges Pastor Doug Wilson’s MovementMy “Coming Out” PartySunday Essay: Why The “Gospel Centered” Movement FailedEx-Pastors Share Reasons Behind Their Ministry ExitIs “Side B” Christianity Biblical?A Brief History of the ‘Worship Leader’Christian: Before Moving, Make the Church Your Priority!What If They’re All Just as Sure as We Are?Debunking the War Between Science and FaithDr. James C. Dobson, Visionary, Family Advocate and Founder of the Dr. James Dobson Family Institute, Dies at 89

A Few Clarifications and Elaborations Concerning the Christian Nationalism ControversyA Response from Ramallah: A Palestinian Christian’s Reformed Appeal for Theological Integrity and Covenantal SolidarityWhy Are There 73 Books in the Bible Used by Roman Catholics?Jean Jacques Rousseau’s Terrible LifeDon’t Get Caught Dead in ChurchStewarding Our TimeThree Dodges That Can Derail Any DiscussionThe Most Powerful Verse In The BibleWhat Is Preaching?How to Guide Your Children Through the Digital Age

On the PCA’s Committee on Christian NationalismAfter GA“It was really hard for me to stay Protestant”Hard Challenges for the “Catholic Conversion Club”The Rise of Churchtainment: When Worship Became a ProductCan Christians Make Moral Judgments About Public Behavior? Yes — And They MustOn Religion: A Mother’s Journey With Autism And FaithRecovering This Doctrine Will Help Heal the Disunity of the ChurchThe Death of Ozzy Osbourne and the Scopes Monkey Trial How the Sabbath Cuts to the Heart of Porn Addiction

Listeners dive into the emotional journey of transitioning within the Presbyterian Church, grappling with theological debates and community dynamics. Christian nationalism is scrutinized, highlighting its impact on civic engagement and church perspectives. The trends in modern worship practices reveal a shift towards contemporary styles, raising questions about preserving tradition. A riveting personal story unfolds as a seminary professor transitions from Baptist to Anglican, illuminating the complexities of denominational loyalty and faith.

Saint Andrew’s Chapel Reconsiders PCA AffiliationA Word to the Young Men Who are Called Christian NationalistsChristian Nationalist Stephen Wolfe Argues for a Minority ElitePCUSA Releases Resource Aimed at Combating ‘White Christian Nationalism’Considering a Preacher’s Tone and Posture: An IntroductionComplementarianism Needs a Creation-Order ResetFrom Rome to Rainbow Flags: When Empires Trade Glory for ShameJesus Seeks the Scandalized on the Kiss CamWhat to Make of an Odd and Tricky Passage in 2 Kings 13 Astronomers Discover a Planet 35 Times Larger than Earth

The discussion highlights the legacy of John MacArthur and explores troubling truths about child safety in the church. Personal stories underscore the power of mentorship in faith journeys. There’s also a critical look at a surprising revival among the youth from secular backgrounds, with cautions about straying from biblical roots. Moreover, the challenges of overcoming spiritual apathy and anger are addressed, emphasizing authentic community over consumerism in worship. Lastly, important implications of recent legal rulings on marriage and family are examined.