Jon Harris

In the classic Christmas film It’s a Wonderful Life, the main character, George Bailey, played by Jimmy Stewart, is the archetype of a Protestant American male from small-town USA. He has grand ambitions but a greater sense of duty to his family and people. He wants to travel the world but decides on his way […]

Kirk Cameron recently released an episode of his podcast titled Are We Wrong About Hell? In it, the popular actor known for his roles in the 1980s television show Growing Pains and the Way of the Master evangelistic training videos explains and defends his new beliefs about the doctrine of hell and its ultimate end in the annihilation of the wicked rather […]

Within the past few years, there has been a renewed interest in traditional roles, and not only among Christians. There are certainly downsides to the “trad wife” phenomenon and the red pill movement in their distortions and commodification of traditional roles, but they are clearly fulfilling a present hunger for the natural order realities that […]

I concluded after reading J. D. Greear’s new book Everyday Revolutionary that there was nothing new in it. Greear promotes the same third way model of cultural engagement that he has supported for the past decade. The only change is a slightly stronger criticism of the Democrat party and a confused attempt to elevate public […]

Earlier this week, YouGov published a poll showing that only 54 percent of American adults support legalized same-sex marriage ceremonies. In June, a separate YouGov survey of 4,417 U.S. adults also reported 54 percent support for same-sex marriage as a constitutional right, while 26 percent believed it should be decided by the states. For Christians […]

Recently, Allie Beth Stuckey appeared on the internet show “Jubilee,” where she sat surrounded by twenty liberals who profess Christianity to discuss their disagreements. Allie did a great job on many of the questions from what I saw, and she deserves credit for being willing to sit in the hot seat to defend the faith. […]

When I received the news of Voddie Baucham’s passing, I was at a men’s retreat I had organized. We were in the cafeteria at Camp of the Woods, and table by table, the word spread. I was scheduled to speak first at the conference, just half an hour after hearing the news. It did not […]

I have received more questions about “What can I do?” in the past two days than I have since the contested presidential election in 2020. Multiple friends have called to ask what the next steps are in light of Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Let me get right to the point. There are three things. 1. Pursue […]

It is hard to describe the overwhelming anger and sadness I felt the first time I saw the video of 23-year-old Iryna Zarutska’s murder. She was on her way home from work, riding a light rail train in Charlotte, when she was attacked and killed by Decarlos Brown. Brown had a history of violent crime, […]

I have been involved in music ministry for the past two decades. Serving in various ministries, regions, and contexts has exposed me to different approaches to arranging worship musical selections. One of my consistent observations is that music often sparks controversy in churches, with congregants holding strong preferences and artists known for their particularities. These […]

For the past few years, scandals have plagued the American church. From well-known pastors plagiarizing, committing adultery, or using anonymous accounts to slander friends, there has been no shortage of improprieties. Then there’s the blame game. If one pastor is guilty of a particular sin, does that mean his friends are as well? Guilt by […]

Last Monday, G3 Ministries canceled their conference and suspended some of their ministry activities after it was revealed that founder Josh Buice had lied for three years about running anonymous social media accounts, email addresses, and Substack platforms to slander Christian leaders. This news has deeply discouraged supporters. G3 gained popularity especially after 2020, attracting […]

For Christians, conflict with a world system that opposes Christ is inevitable. Jesus himself taught, “Blessed are those who have been persecuted for the sake of righteousness,” and that “the world has hated [His disciples] because they are not of the world.” It should come as no surprise when unbelievers, invested in their sins, see […]

As far as I can tell, the New Christian Right (NCR) is primarily composed of younger American Protestants interested in overcoming liberal ideology by restoring Christian order to their lives, churches, and society. The movement is broad in that it encompasses different flavors and visions for how life ought to be arranged. It includes “general-equity” […]

Trump’s victory last Tuesday was more than a referendum on the D.C. establishment. It was a cultural moment where ordinary, decent Americans rejected elites in every influential sector. Americans rejected a corrupt medical establishment, a lying media, a perverted school system, a weak military, and last but not least, an increasingly irrelevant evangelical church.  The […]

Editors Note: The following piece does not necessarily reflect the opinions or stance of TruthScript or its directors, as this is a developing story, and not all the facts have yet come to light. Yesterday the elders at Trinity Bible Church in Dallas, Texas announced that their lead preacher, Steve Lawson, was involved in an […]