Seeping postmodernism plagues our collective cultural mind. Don't be intimidated by this important word (or topic) any longer.

Doug discusses the seven deadly sins (a list first formulated in the 16th century) as only an experienced pastor of decades can, with pithy analysis of the temptation and the antidote from the Word of God. These and other issues are addressed in this short series of punchy pamphlets. These bite-size guides—digestible in a sitting or two—are great introductions to cultural hot topics.

In this book Doug provides a primer to help understand and respond to the infinitely elastic sexuality demanded by nihilistic evolutionary postmodernism.

In this book, Douglas Wilson takes on the unpopular question of PKs (pastors' kids) and pastoral qualifications.

A review of Jerry A. Coyne's patronizing evolutionary screed. Features hilariously apt metaphors as it deconstructs presuppositions about creationism and science.

"Music is far more central to our lives than we perhaps assume. We come into contact with music all the time-sometimes explicitly as in worship, and sometimes implicitly as with the background music in restaurants that you scarcely notice, and other times explicitly (but still thoughtlessly), as with the music that many have loaded on their iPhone." What does God think about guitars? Why is it that everything from Europe is more liberal? These and other issues are addressed in this short series of punchy pamphlets.