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Sarah Holliday
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What if we don’t receive what we pray for?
The more our desires are of Christ, the more likely that we will, in fact, get what we ask for.
True biblical love is ultimately demonstrated through choices, not feelings
The Church especially ought to be proactive in placing love upon what is truthful and glorifying to God. How do we do this?
How LGBT activists are exploiting the death of a 16-year-old girl
The death of such a young girl is tragic. And bullying under any circumstance should never be tolerated. However, what should also never be tolerated is letting the legacy media exploit a tragedy to promote their agenda.
Begin the New Year standing on the Word
It’s 2024, and you know what that means. The gyms are crowded, the fridge is stocked with healthy food, plans are made, and our intentions are the best they have ever been! Well, at least for a couple of weeks.
God is love: Do you realize how amazing that is?
Even when I ignore or disobey, He remains planted with arms wide open, ready to embrace even the most dreadful of sinners. All of this is true because my God is love.
Progressive Christianity: Why is it increasing and what can be done?
What serves as the foundation for the Christian is the choice we have to make. We must decide how we are going to live in relation to who we are going to live for.
Target pushes ahead with woke holiday merch despite financial losses
Target clearly hasn’t learned its lesson. To most people’s surprise, Target has leaned into the very agenda that caused its demise.
The believer’s oxygen for faith: Breathing in Scripture, breathing out prayer
Pastor and theologian Charles Spurgeon once said, “When asked, ‘What is more important: prayer or reading the Bible?’ I ask, ‘What is more important: breathing in or breathing out?’”
Britney Spears’s tragic story shows DIY abortions only cause more pain
She swallowed the pills, and it wasn’t long before Britney Spears says she experienced “excruciating pain.” She wrote about “sobbing and screaming” and described it as “one of the most agonizing things” she had experienced in her life.