Lessons Learned in the School of Suffering
Nothing ever tested me like watching my little son suffer with a life-threatening illness, but I can honestly say that I am thankful for how that situation taught me how to trust God's goodness.
Theology vs. Me-ology: Replacing the Truth of God with a Focus on Self
Are you feeling defeat because of sin, or frustrated over circumstances? This is often the result replacing theology with a blend of toxic ideologies, half-truths, and human wisdom. If that sounds like you, perhaps you’ve embraced a form of me-ology.
Conversations that Count: Charles Spurgeon and the Art of Asking Questions
We all like to talk about ourselves. But we learn from the great Charles Spurgeon that the art of inquiry—simply learning how to ask questions—can revolutionize our ability to make conversation, and make those conversations count for eternity.
The Underlying Problem with Critical Race Theory
There is a debate raging within conservative evangelicalism today about whether or not to embrace the tenets of CRT. Some adamantly oppose it, but a large percentage of evangelicals have accepted it, and some as an outworking of the gospel itself. What is the reason for this divide, and what are we to do about it?
All Christians are First Responders
Tragedy is unavoidable in this sin-cursed world, and we should rightly be thankful for the First Responders who come to our aid during emergencies. Every Christian is strategically placed by God, and He may have a special assignment for you that will call you to be the only person who can offer real hope to someone who feels that all hope seems lost.
Good Friday: The Darkness Before the Dawn
Mark 15:33-38 contains Mark’s account of the final three hours of the crucifixion of our Lord. In these verses we find in shorthand the profound mystery of the cross–the significance of what was accomplished on Calvary through two signs, namley, the cup poured out and the curtain torn in two.
A Beginner’s Guide to Family Devotions
Many Christian parents feel at a loss when it comes to "family devotions." Sometimes we wrongly see it as a way of evaluating our spirituality, but sometimes we simply don't know where to start. Here is a beginner's guide to leading our families in communion together around God's word.
Getting a “Handel” on Christmas
Handel's Messiah is not merely the singing of a few Bible verses. It is a masterful and comprehensive presentation of the gospel in all its glory. Because of how commonplace it is during this time of year, it provides Christians with a unique opportunity for both worship and evangelism.
Reforming Halloween
What are we to do with Halloween as Christians? Is it sin…or not? Unfortunately, many believers are often too caught up in the controversy of Halloween to see the real opportunities there are to redeem the day for the cause of Christ.
How Christians Should Vote
In part 1, we looked at how American Christians should understand and think about the vote. Here in part 2, we'll talk about the practical nuts and bolts of what it means for Christians to vote according to biblical principles.
