Joseph Bayly
Joseph Bayly is the founding pastor of Christ Church in Cincinnati, Ohio, and acquisitions editor for Warhorn books.
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Why aren’t our podcasts on Spotify?
It seems like Apple and Spotify are basically the same. So why do our podcasts show up in Apple’s podcast directory, but not on Spotify?
read moreHow should churches think about reopening?
Here in Ohio, the recent public health stay-at-home orders explicitly exempt churches. Still, for a variety of reasons, here on the east side of Cincinnati, Christ Church has not been meeting in person. One of those reasons is that the school we meet in will not allow... read moreWho’s really (in)sane?
The World says you’re insane. Christians say you’re insane. You’re not insane.
read moreCalling All Citizens of Sanityville
Tim Bayly isn’t the only one who has been hard at work recently, and we have some exciting news to prove it. Next month, Warhorn Media will be launching an online community for all our wonderful readers, listeners, and supporters. We’re calling it... read moreIn defense of judging motives
How have we gotten to the point that doing what Jesus did in order to fight Phariseeism gets you accused of being a Pharisee?
read moreRevoice Reviewed: PCA Pastor Greg Johnson
Watch as Pastor Johnson weaves his web, mesmerizing Revoice’s LGBTQ sexual minorities by confirming them in their bondage.
read moreRevoice Reviewed: Tushnet says gay desires legitimized by Scripture
Tushnet sees gay, same-sex love between Jesus and John because she and the men and women of Revoice are in bondage to gay, same-sex desire.
read moreEllos Son Mis Hijos
por Joseph Bayly | 15 de septiembre de 2015 | Out of Our Minds | “¿El negro?” Me reí. Estaba en el medio de la selva etíope. Aparte del misionero que me había llevado hasta allí, era probabemente la única persona blanca en cien kilómetros. Indudablemente,... read moreNo more friends, no more walks, no more happiness
Ah, friendship! A couple of years ago, Christians began talking about the necessity of allowing two men with homosexual desire to be best friends, rely on one another, spend time alone with one another, live with each other, even make life-long covenants with one... read moreSubordination in the Trinity: The original position of non-Arians
There is a long history of godly theologians rejecting Arianism while acknowledging subordination in the Trinity.
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