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No 'neutral' assumptions? Either for or against Christian faith
There are no “neutral” assumptions; one’s presuppositions are either for or against the Christian faith.
There's no Plan B: God’s plan for reaching prisoners
It’s a tragedy that 60% of Americans who regularly and intentionally engage with Scripture don’t hold incarcerated men and women in their hearts.
Dear Christian parents: Don't celebrate Disney's ‘less gay’ animation films
So, when Disney makes a film that is “less gay,” may the majority of us stick to our principles and view this as still unacceptable and not good enough.
Why voting for Christians is a biblical issue
This theological truth doesn't absolve us from the responsibility to be good stewards of our citizenship and to vote.
Hurricane Helene is our time: The Church rushes in when disasters strike
Few experiences have shocked me as deeply as my visit to Western North Carolina just days after Hurricane Helene struck because what I was expecting was not what I saw.
Coaching America's youngest college football team: My plan
I’m coaching America’s youngest college football team this year.
Who are the ‘least of these’ and why does it matter?
This passage from Matthew should not be used for virtue signaling, to drum up support for one’s favorite charity, or to promote a government program.
Planning an estate? 3 big questions to position your estate as a blessing
Start today by taking these three questions to the Lord in prayer and let Him guide you in creating an estate plan that reflects His heart and carries out His will.
Pastors, stop trying to fix people’s problems
I once made the mistake of giving my cell number to a troubled transgender alcoholic.
The death of Sinwar on the first day of Tabernacles
Sinwar’s death is a beacon of hope for the nation and a reminder to the watching world that you pay a dreadful price when you seek to inflict murderous harm on the people of Israel.