The Reformed Advisor

Author: Nathan Cherry

I'm a follower of Jesus Christ, a husband and a father. I seek to equip people on how their faith and daily life collides and intersects in order to impart a faith that leads to a biblical world view.

Americans Seem to Support Kavanaugh More than Abortion

Posted on August 1, 2018 in Life, Public Policy by

What has been revealed is that many people are simply unaware of exactly what Roe v. Wade is. Many people think reversing this legislation would make abortion illegal in all 50 states. In fact, reversing Roe would simply return the issue to the states to decide. I would think that people that claim to be “pro-choice” would welcome the ability of Americans to “choose” whether to legalize abortion or not. More choice is better, right?

A Primer on God’s Justice and Mercy as It Relates to Predestination and Election

Posted on July 31, 2018 in Theology by

The president had no obligation to exercise mercy and pardon any of the prisoner’s. Their crime is clear, their guilt is sure, and their punishment is just. But the president chose, of his own free will, to pardon a few prisoner’s. Now, let’s answer two crucial question to help us understand how this relates to predestination and election.

A Primer on The Biblical Doctrine of Predestination and God’s Sovereignty

Posted on July 25, 2018 in Theology by

In the prescience view some people are saved because they hear the Gospel and they exercise their faith in Jesus and accept the Gospel message. In the Augustinian/Reformed view…

Why Feminists Will Hate the Day Judge Amy Barrett is Nominated to the Supreme Court

Posted on July 24, 2018 in Public Policy by

All the drama will reveal that the feminist movement does not, in fact, represent a majority of American women. Just as the #metoo movement revealed that Hollywood is completely out of touch with the values most Americans hold dear; nominating Judge Barrett will reveal the feminist movement as a fringe group out of touch with the values of American women.

Supreme Court NIFLA Ruling Important for Pro-Life Advocates, Bakers, Photographers, and Florists

Posted on July 18, 2018 in Life, Public Policy by

This precedent, established by The Supreme Court of the United States, will have a rippling effect far and wide. The necessary reminder that the government has no business compelling anyone to speak will be heard loud and clear. Lifenews.com has been following this case closely. The pro-life news website noted that similar laws have been struck down in Austin, TX, Baltimore and Montgomery County, MD, and New York City.

Transgender Athletes Have Unfair Advantage Over Biological Counterparts

Posted on July 17, 2018 in Public Policy, Sexuality by

It’s understandable that parents are upset. Their daughters are, essentially, being forced to compete against male athletes. This 100 meter race in Connecticut was largely decided before it even began. It was little more than a race between the two males for first and second place; with the females vying for third.

These Headlines Begin to Pull Back the Curtain on Our Confused Culture

Posted on July 11, 2018 in Public Policy, Sexuality, Uncategorized by

If a white person dresses as a white person because she finds that person beautiful, is that a problem? Is beauty no longer in the eyes of the beholder? Are white people no longer allowed to be proud? Does this apply to all whites (German, Irish, British, South African) or just American whites? It seems the people telling us not to be racist encourage a lot of racist habits.

If You’re Smart – You Won’t Plan on Social Security for Retirement

Posted on July 5, 2018 in Money by

A report released by Social Security’s trustees said that by 2034 both trust funds would be depleted. Additionally, the report stated that Social Security would need to dip into its trust fund this year to fully fund the program. It’s the first time since 1982 that Social Security has had to use trust fund assets.

Your Support is Keeping Samantha Bee on the Air

Posted on July 3, 2018 in Money by

The reason these liberal women have been retained despite their obvious bias against conservatives, lies, and horribly inappropriate behavior, is because of you. You are supporting them. You and a simple economic principle.

Every Government Employee Needs to Understand the Recent OPM Proposal

Posted on June 27, 2018 in Money by

The proposal aims to reduce the amount of money the federal government spends each year on income and pensions for federal employees.

It is estimated that the proposal would save the federal government approximately $143 billion over the next ten years.

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