Bryce Wenger 4 - Anabaptist Council For Truth

Digital Liturgies [Samuel James]

by Bryce Wenger / August 14, 2025

When was the last time you were more than fifty feet from your smartphone? I’m just old enough to remember a time when people would have replied, “What’s a smartphone?” But, it’s time we reckon with the reality that we don’t live in that world any longer. In many ways it seems […]

Dear Daughter: Letters From the Father's Heart [Dorcas Stutzman]

by Bryce Wenger / August 14, 2025

This month’s review looks at Dear Daughter: Letters from the Father’s Heart, women’s devotional book written by Dorcas Stutzman. Together, Dorcas and her husband Steve Stutzman run a counseling ministry called Strait Paths Foundation and travel the country singing and teaching in Anabaptist communities. Along the lines of the […]

Closing the Window: Steps to Living Porn Free [Tim Chester]

by Bryce Wenger / August 14, 2025

There is a cancer – pornography – metastasizing in the Church today. And our silence, our failure to diagnose only helps strengthen porn’s grip and weaken those struggling in our midst. In Closing the Window: Steps to Living Porn Free, Tim Chester takes a straightforward look at the porn plague, but also […]

Christianity and Liberalism [J. Gresham Machen]

by Bryce Wenger / August 14, 2025

It’s tempting to feel that the problems of our own age are somehow different from any other, that Christianity faces a unique battle in this post-truth world. When we feel that temptation, we do well to look back at history. This month we look back at Christianity and Liberalism, written 100 years […]

Christ's Kingdom Commission [David Anderson]

by Bryce Wenger / August 14, 2025

In our politicized times, it’s not uncommon to hear an evangelical leader throw their support behind some political measure to save religious liberty or to preserve Christian values. And to be honest, the dinnertime conversation of your average Anabaptist might not be much different. Christ’s Kingdom Commission by David Anderson stands out […]

Christ's Atonement of Blood [Chris Good]

by Bryce Wenger / August 14, 2025

If you read the FCM Informer, you should have received a copy of Christ’s Atonement of Blood, by Chris Good, in your mailbox recently. Good wrote this paper fifteen years ago, but FCM recently published it in booklet form because “the atonement issue has re-emerged as an even more important watershed in […]

Can We Trust the Gospels? [Peter J. Williams]

by Bryce Wenger / August 14, 2025

Do you ever question whether the Bible is true? If not, you ought to; everything hinges on it. To be sure, I don’t mean to stir up doubt, but any truth worth believing should stand up to scrutiny. When it does stand, we can confidently stake our life on it. Can We […]

Becoming Elisabeth Elliot

by Bryce Wenger / August 13, 2025

As a boy, I dreamed of being a missionary pilot, inspired by the story of Nate Saint and the other four missionaries speared on an Ecuador riverbank. Their “stranger than fiction” story stirs our imagination. What must it be like to have that zeal for evangelism, to make that selfless sacrifice, to […]

Business for the Glory of God [Wayne Grudem]

by Bryce Wenger / August 13, 2025

These days, Anabaptists are as well known for their construction and cabinetry as they are for coverings and community. The quiet in the land have become the landed gentry. Many have—rightly—critiqued the growing problem of materialism as contrary to Jesus’ teachings. Yet this leaves us with a difficult question: Are material things […]

Abortion: A Rational Look at the Emotional Issue [R.C. Sproul]

by Bryce Wenger / August 13, 2025

Few issues carry the potential for division like the abortion debate. And few issues could fuel 40 years of turmoil and controversy on all sides. In Abortion: a rational look at the emotional issue, author and academic R.C. Sproul lays out the pro-life case with reason and grace. He points out that […]

A Different Shade of Green [Gordon Wilson]

by Bryce Wenger / August 13, 2025

In 2019, Oxford Dictionary named “climate emergency” the word of the year. Indeed, we are bombarded with ever bleaker reports on Earth’s impending demise. As Christians, we understand that the end of the world will come when God judges it, not when we accidentally destroy it. So we’re off the […]

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