Fear Not
n a world gripped by fear, Christians are commanded 'Fear not!'—for Christ has come to rescue us from sin, death, and the greatest fears of all
How To Cause Godly Grief
We should make people upset. When necessary.
We Need More Jeremiahs
A world of deception needs proclaimers of truth.
Four Prayers For The Western Church In 2025
Here are four things we need to pray for as Christians in the year ahead
The Tragic Legacy of Jimmy Carter
While we wish Jimmy Carter's family comfort after his passing and acknowledge the commendable aspects of his legacy, it’s crucial to avoid recasting history as hagiography.
God’s Good Design: A Biblical, Theological, and Practical Guide to Human Sexuality
God's design for human sexuality has been ignored and mocked. Michael Clary's book shows why we need to fight for this truth.
Why Charlie Brown is Wrong About Christmas
In the most Christian twenty-five minutes in all of television history, everyone knows that Linus nails the Gospel. Charlie Brown, however, is wrong about more than you think.
The Comfort of Christmas
When life is hard, there is comfort and joy in the message of Christ's coming.
He Who is Mighty, Born of a Virgin
Let us not get so caught up in the busyness of Christmas that we in fact forget to worship the One who came to save us.
Can Offence Be Winsome?
A lesson on how and why to offend.
Taming the Tongue - And The Keyboard….
Our speech matters, even when it is done remotely.
OnlyFans Models, The Bible, And Stopping Their Sexathon
What does OnlyFans tell us about a culture that trades intimacy for clicks and cash?
Why Did God Allow Polygamy in the Bible?
If God was soft on polygamy in Scripture, does that open the door for same-sex 'marriage'?
Why Biblical Parenting May Be The Most Controversial Topic In The World
People say that talking about politics and religion are too controversial. I think parenting may be the most contentious of all.
Five Key Questions To Connect With Your Congregation Every Sunday
Become a better pastor by asking these questions about your people each week.