When I was seventeen, I thought that the seeker-sensitive model was the hope of the American Church. Man, was I wrong...

The need for strong churches is clear. These five things are true of the strong church.

I accidentally went to the pride parade. Here's what I learned.

Wednesday Night Church has become a lost rhythm. It's time to center our lives around church again instead of allowing everything else to take over.

We all experience seasons. High seasons, low seasons. These three principles ought to be true of the Christian in every season.

How should we react the to opening ceremonies ? What's the biblical response to this public display?

In this discussion, Steven Whitlow is joined by Dr. Jared Moore to review his recent book, The Lust of the Flesh. Dr. Moore's book addresses sin, the desires of the heart, and the biblical argument against homosexuality.

The events of Saturday were tragic and could have been highly detrimental to our country. How do we react when things like this happen? What's the biblical explanation and response to attempts to suppress the truth?

In this week's edition of the Clear Truth Media Podcast, Joel Berry and Steven Whitlow discuss whether or not love for nation is idolatry and should Christians engage in politics.

In our first premium episode, Joel Berry and Steven Whitlow share their unfiltered opinions on the recent Republican Party platform changes that have occurred.

Conquest's Law states that any organization that is not expressly right-leaning will drift to the left. Why is this, and what can we do about it? Joel Berry and Steven Whitlow discuss in our fifth podcast episode.

In this episode, Joel Berry and Steven Whitlow discuss pride month, the language surrounding acceptance, and how should Christians respond.

In this episode, Joel Berry and Steven Whitlow discuss the insane conviction of Donald Trump, why Christians should still vote for him, and how to explain to your friends that this is the right thing to do.

Churches used to do evangelism, but you'd be hard pressed to find any congregations with a proper outreach program any more. Yet reaching the lost is a command from Christ and an urgent need for our time. Why don't we do it any more?