Theological battles are much-maligned, but they actually have the power to refine believers.

The idea that we can determine our identity promises freedom—but leads only to slavery

Most orthodox gospel presentations are missing one key element. We fail to answer the question: "So what?"

We are living in a chaotic age. But Christians have this reason to rejoice in the midst of it: our enemy is bound.

Matthew Vines, a self-proclaimed Gay-affirming Gay-Christian, wrote his own “40 questions for Christians who oppose marriage equality.” I’ve answered them.

Christians who are concerned to be centered on the gospel can easily overlook the fact that the same God who gave us the gospel has also given us his law. And we can never honor God’s gospel by despising his law.

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.

Liberal theologians like to claim that Sodom and Gomorroah were destroyed, not because of their homosexuality, but merely because it was they wanted to do so non-consensually. But what does the Bible actually say about this?

As someone who spends a good portion of my online ministry reviewing sermons, I believe every good sermon should do the following three things.

If you were trying to persuade an atheist to believe in the reality of God, and you were restricted to using only one scripture, what would it be?

One of the astounding things about Scripture is that it confirms that Christ is who He says He is - namely the Son of God - and one of the beautiful things about Christ is that He confirms that Scripture is what it says it is - namely the word of God. Isaiah 53 demonstrates both perfectly.

The idea that Christian churches should exist in different denominations gets a lot of hate. That shouldn't be the case. Here's why.

'Democracy' has become almost a religious word in the Western world. But what happens when following the ideas of the masses influences the church? Well, it leads to the mess we are in today. Here's why.

What do we do with the ideas, policies, and movements advocated by society that defy God's creational design?

We spent six years attempting to plant and build a church. Then we became convinced that our understanding of end-times had been wrong. Within a few months, our church was closed. Here's why.

With the recent downfalls of multiple big-name pastors, Christians need to reassess whether or not fallen leaders can and should be put back up on stage. Ever.

There are certain battles that need fought in every generation. This is one of them.

Some could be forgiven for thinking that Christianity was a mild business. It isn't.