Andrew Voigt

07/12/2026

Glen really put to words what I feel, as well. If you listen to this for a comprehensive defense of Protestantism, you won’t find that here. What Glen does well is summarize one (not all) of the most valuable parts of being Protestant: unity in Christ rather than supposed institutional unity.

Much more to say that isn’t addressed here, but Glen does a great job here. Give it a listen, and even if you disagree with his conclusion, try to hear the heart behind the concern.

Glen Scrivener discusses the historical continuity claimed by the E...

06/30/2026

‘Scribes & Scripture: The Amazing Story of How We Got The Bible’ by John D. Meade and Peter J. Gurry

06/07/2026

“The Pauline doctrine of faith and of justification by grace alone steadily retreated, or rather, it was never yet rightly enthroned in the general thought and life of the church.” - Philip Schaff, History Of The Christian Church

06/03/2026

06/03/2026

“Faithful Christian, seek the truth, listen to the truth, speak the truth, adhere to the truth, and defend the truth to the death.” - Jan Hus

05/19/2026

A gem from the Jordan Cooper archives:

A Response to Bishop Barron on Justification

Our website: http://www.justandsinner.orgThis is a response to a ...

05/19/2026

“Love is not to be purchased, and affection has no price. The friendship which can cease has never been real.” - St. Jerome

03/24/2026

“Let us look not to things which are behind, whither the devil calls us back, but to things which are before, whither Christ calls us.” - Cyprian

03/24/2026

“J.D. Vance is just one name in the growing list of high-profile, theologically conservative Christians who have made public shifts away from their Protestant backgrounds (often evangelical) to more liturgical or ‘high church’ traditions.⁠
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If Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy have the appearance of richer ecclesial institutions—why should we remain Protestant?” asks Andrew Voigt. ⁠
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Because Protestantism, he argues, encourages ecumenical engagement. It’s bolstered by historical Christianity. And “it promotes the most scriptural and apostolic reliance upon divine grace—apart from human works—as the sole condition for salvation.”⁠

From the CT archive:

02/26/2026

“Strife and prejudice are powerful instruments in leading men to disregard even those things which are abundantly clear; so that they who have somehow become familiar with certain opinions, which have deeply imbued their minds, and stamped them with a certain character, will not give them up.” - Origen