Articles by Shenandoah Christian Alliance

Obedience to God June 28, 2021

Tolerating the Intolerable

Don’t be accepting when God isn’t. J. Jeff Toler, for Shenandoah Christian Alliance Don’t be accepting when God isn’t. Henry Parsons Crowell once said it would not…

Godly Relationships, Promoting Godly Relationships June 22, 2021

Jesus Loves the Little Children

Racism is the chief tool of Marxist use today for destroying honest efforts at brotherhood among the faithful. We would be all the better for understanding that. We must be certain of our apologetics in this matter.

Obedience to God May 31, 2021

Are We Confused About This?

When any Christian ministry imports critical theory and social justice into the mix, then the whole cultural hegemony of Marxism must and will come along with it… including transgenderism.

Obedience to God May 22, 2021

Do We Fight Back, or Hide?

America is firmly in the grip of a serious struggle for the very soul of humankind, and if Christians don’t fight back in the war if ideas and the political and community involvement America is over, America, the land of the free dies.

Obedience to God May 15, 2021

The Stronghold of Heretics

Christians must know God demands justice. In God’s economy justice doesn’t require an adjective. MacArthur says, “Social justice is just another word for socialism.”

Obedience to God May 7, 2021

Looking for sanctification in all the wrong places.

A truly redeemed church is united in Christ and nothing more. If the call for unity must necessarily mean moving from this position to be acceptable to the culture, that will only end in compromise and conformity—to this world.

Current Topics November 14, 2020

There Are No Crowds on the Narrow Road

In this season of America’s travail, many think in strictly polarized terms. This is because we have finally found ourselves in a stark battle for good versus evil. If the sixties were the years of free speech, desegregation, peace, and free love, how did the last sixty years carry us to here? Perhaps because the sixties were the launchpad for America’s present dystopia. The lack of a well-articulated objective for the sixties’ radicals has finally reached its inevitable conclusion: It’s never really been about objectives and everything about… chaos.