Charles Jacobi

“She’s wet.” The nurse said as she grabbed my daughter from my wife. Penelope Blake Jacobi, my first child, was not responding as she could when she came into the world. She was quiet as a mouse. The nurse took Nellie and placed her on what appeared to be a table similar to the ones […]

When the names Robert Lewis Dabney, James Henley Thornwell, or Benjamin Morgan Palmer are mentioned at evangelical bible studies most draw a blank. At this moment, a sea of brilliant theological writings, sermons, and essays go unread and lay buried under the production of pop culture blogs and prints of postmodern theologians’ work. The authors […]

Does this subjectivism comport with the Christian worldview? It’s unreasonable to entertain. Our “truly authentic” self is often sinful. In my case it would have been sinful if I embraced my cantankerousness, ruining dinner and coming into worship with an improper heart posture.