Why do evangelicals have so little influence on the world around us? Because we have willingly given it up...

Christians should be motivated by hell to evangelise. But where does it rank among our motivations?

The question 'Who Am I?' can never be answered by looking into yourself. Here's why.

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.

Your kids should not dread family worship. Make it fun!

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

What if complaining on social media isn't the best way to deal with the challenges of being a housewife?

The biggest battles of our day are over what it means to be human. Our voting should reflect this.

Deconstruction is dumb. But that doesn't mean we never reassess our traditions and beliefs.

Leadership is guaranteed to be hard. Here's how to keep going.

The greatest threat to Christians - particularly those in leadership - is pride. Here is the antidote.

In the final week of our series in Romans 8, the Apostle Paul declares his unwavering confidence in God’s love and provision for us: "For I am sure...". This certainty isn't born of mere optimism but of a profound understanding of God's love.

Church discipline is far broader than you think, and something every congregation must practice. Here are three ways churches can cultivate discipline in an age that despises it.

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.

If you don't understand Marxism or how it has infiltrated the church, then consider this your introductory guide.

You may have had good motives for staying out of the political cage fight in the past. But like it or not, the fight is coming for you.

The Bible commands us to not be informed to the pattern of this world. This applies to the language we use, and importantly, the language we reject.

You've likely heard it said that worship is warfare, and you probably know some verses that back that up. But what does this warfare look like, and how does it operate?