Amy Simmons

In the fractured and contentious conservative Evangelical world, there are still some positions on which most can agree. Most agree that abortion is an evil scourge on our society, that pornography kills the soul, and that gender theory has no place in women’s spaces. However, there remains one issue where many are afraid to tread, […]

Our country is in the midst of a mental health crisis. So our leaders tell us. Just take a look at the news, and you will feel inclined to agree. At the time of this writing, reports of a school shooting in Minneapolis by a trans-identifying biological male have prompted the Health Secretary and the […]

In the year 2025, we find ourselves in a very auspicious time in our country’s relatively short history. We have a populist administration in the White House, a rising interest in the Bible, a surprising number of young men leaning conservative, and promising signs of a recovery of traditional values and gender roles. At the […]

Recently, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary shared a photo of a book display table featuring “godly women who have served the church.” This started a contentious debate in the comments, given the SBC’s reputation for lending credibility to subversive women teachers, most notably Beth Moore. The post was later removed without explanation, which is likely what […]

The Empathy Wars A few years ago, a heated theological debate was ignited after Canon Press released a podcast provocatively titled “The Sin of Empathy.” It was there author and professor, Joe Rigney, made the scandalous declaration that empathy, which he described as a demand to uncritically share the feelings of others, has been used […]

In the post-pandemic era, we’ve seen our country rapidly descend deeper into a fractured, low-trust society. After the recent presidential debate, the left-wing media was aghast to see a feeble Joe Biden stumble and mumble his way through the moderators’ predictable questions. Of course, the public already knew he was in cognitive decline, but the […]

"...while it’s good and honorable to embrace a traditional view of marriage and domesticity, women must remember to keep their eyes on the Savior who alone can enable them to fulfill their God-given role. That brings up the question, if social media influencers cannot provide a truly biblical example of femininity and motherhood, to whom should they look?"

The average layman may think that all this talk of Artemis and "biblical anthropology" has very little to do with what happens in their churches; however, just as the arts and media have shaped the broader culture, what is taught in seminaries shapes the theology of future generations.

Cultural apologist, Nancy Pearcey, launches a crusade to redeem biblical masculinity, but does she cede too much ground for the sake of ecumenism?