The church is good at teaching you how to manage your money. That doesn't always mean they're good at handling its money. Here's what I mean.

In the gym, we get stronger and healthier with purposeful effort; the same applies to the church. These three marks are true of a healthy church.

The mirror is a terrible god. We need to look elsewhere.

Today's live conversation with Steven Whitlow, Jamie Bambrick, and Michael Clary.

Join us as we kick off our new series, Vintage Church, where we dive into Ephesians 4 to discover how we can truly become the church Jesus came to plant.

What does the church of the past have to say about the heresy of believing that same-sex attraction is not sinful?

Part two of Mike's sermon, a Gospel Punch to the Face. Sometimes we don’t see how God works in our current circumstances or when we try to lean into the future, but we can always look back and see God’s faithfulness and His hand at work.

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

There has always been a great need for strong churches. How do we become the church that Jesus came to plant?

But I don't remember choosing it.

Sometimes we don’t see how God works in our current circumstances or when we try to lean into the future, but we can always look back and see God’s faithfulness and His hand at work.

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

In the final sermon of Clear Truth for a Confused World, Steven Whitlow concludes by addressing God's plan for society and how the world has confused this plan.

Sublimation is the belief that desires created by sin can be redirected to holiness. But how can the flesh produce anything good when Paul says in Rom. 7:18, "For I know that nothing good dwells in me, that is, in my flesh"? It simply cannot.

A week of protests and riots - including Islamic counter riots - off the back of the Southport knife attack, has left Britain under the thumb of one of the most totalitarian regimes in the Western world. And the church has taken the government's side.

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.

Is it sin if they 'feel' that they didn't choose it?

How do we engage in the battle against progressive Christianity? What does it look like to reject progressivism and stand for truth?