Moscow-Pullman Daily News Letter to the Editor: “Rev. Wilson drives people way from the good news”
This guy must be new in town. Continue reading
This guy must be new in town. Continue reading
“Andrew Crapuchettes, founder and CEO of Emsi, was interviewed and his story appeared this week in the Daily News. In the interview, he was asked why Doug Wilson and Christ Church were of concern to the Southern Poverty Law Center. He answered this way: ‘The short version is (someone asked our pastor if slavery is in the Bible). He said, “Yes, it is.”’ Well, that is a short answer. But it’s not a truthful one.” —Steve Wells Continue reading
“Excuse me, do you have two minutes for me to quickly share three verses from the Bible with you?” Continue reading
“And I saw three unclean spirits like frogs come out of the mouth of the dragon, and out of the mouth of the beast, and out of the mouth of the false prophet.” —Revelation 16:13 Continue reading
The principles of war as understood by Douglas Wilson culminate in the chief principle of war as well as the cornerstone of his theology — deception. Continue reading
“Is the Daily News simply worried that we will succeed?” Continue reading
“It’s persuasion to live more peaceable lives.” —Doug Wilson Continue reading
“This idea of warfare is necessary in order to understand a central part of what is happening here.” —Douglas Wilson Continue reading
“At the same time, grace is what it is, and cannot be redefined by sinful man into anything else. The grace of God in Christ saves us from our sins.” —Douglas Wilson Continue reading
Twenty-nine years ago, on February 27, 1988, Pastor Douglas Wilson of Christ Church in Moscow, Idaho, wrote this op-ed for the Lewiston Morning Tribune. Continue reading
“I believe that true biblical balance in such things is the fruit of wisdom, and that such balance is not usually found in hot-headed young men, who do not know what spirit they are of (Luke 9:55). Consequently, prophetic rebukes should come from seasoned prophets, from men called to the ministry of guarding the Church of God. The work should be done by men of some age and wisdom, and not by novices, firebrands, and zealots.” —Douglas Wilson Continue reading