As we wrap up our “Got Questions?” series, we tackle one of Christian theology's most debated and fascinating topics: the Second Coming of Christ.

The Reformation is not over, and will never end. Here's how it continues today.

Join us as we study through 1 Thessalonians.

It seems like young men are starting to flock to Christianity. Here's how, and why.

What if part of seeing greater answers to your prayers isn’t just in asking, but in thanking God before you’ve even seen the results?

Have you ever wondered what Heaven is like? Today, in the first week of our new series, “Got Questions?”, we tackled a big one as we walked through three important truths about Heaven.

Modern life has become unnecessarily complicated, and there's a deep need to return to the simplicity and clarity found in biblical principles.

I started thinking about death at 10 years old when I received a cancer diagnosis. Here is my plan to run the race to the end.

In an age where "niceness" is prioritized over conviction, the real threat to unity may not be those who speak out, but those who stay silent.

This Australian doctor was fired for posting mainstream conservative opinions on facebook, including sharing posts by Allie Beth Stuckey and The Babylon Bee. Here is his story.

If you’ve ever wondered how to truly live out this new identity in a world that constantly pulls you back toward the old, you won’t want to miss this message. Join us as we unpack the incredible power of being new in Christ and learn practical ways to live out this truth daily.

Tens of thousands are coming to faith in public schools right now. Millions more might... if the church decides it wants to reach them.

If you sharpen your preaching, your strengthen your church. Discover why every pastor needs regular training to deepen their passion for Scripture and enhance their impact in the pulpit.

90s purity culture had good aims but a couple of flaws. Here's what we should change when talking to our young people about waiting for marriage.

In the desperate pain of our world, the Scriptures remind that God's loving hand has never lifted off of us, but is working in the midst of hardship for our eternal good.

Paul calls us to reject the world’s ways of thinking and living—its self-centeredness, moral ambiguity, and broken systems. As believers, we are called to something radically different. But what does that look like in today’s culture?

There's a reason why the Crusades, despite the obvious shortcomings of many involved, are making a comeback.

It has become increasingly common for supposedly conservative Christians to mythologize the story of Eden. But it's reality matters immensely for the story of salvation and our personal walks with God.