Progressive theology appears biblical but erodes grace and truth, risking emotional fragility and moral displacement.

In an age of participation, Christians face pressure to affirm and celebrate LGBTQ+ ideologies, risking isolation for faithful conviction.

Progressives' skepticism towards Jesus' resurrection stems from their allegiance to physicalism, conflicting with historic Christian belief.

Parenting: a humbling journey of joy, challenge, and growth, guided by faith, love, and community support.

Post-modernism undermines absolute truth, posing a grave threat to the Christian worldview, especially for the next generation.

Daren, a seasoned leader at Anchor Point Church, offers valuable insights for ministry staff navigating today's church challenges.

Jeff Chacon emphasizes the difference between hurt and harm in relationships, advocating for lovingly honest communication and boundaries.

Chad Ragsdale questions therapy's sufficiency for existential crises, advocating for deeper searches for meaning.

Canada's ban on conversion therapy raises concerns about churches' freedom to teach and counsel biblically on sexuality.

Facing deep distress and exhaustion, the psalmist turns to God's Word for strength. When we're low, may we also find refuge in Scripture.

Vigilant leadership is crucial as progressive theology subtly infiltrates churches, requiring a steadfast commitment to biblical truth.

Psalm 119 contrasts humility in following God's law with arrogance, emphasizing the wisdom and guidance found in His Word for the humble.

Lauren's journey reveals the power of renewing the mind with God's truth, overcoming shame and anxiety to find healing and freedom.

The "He Gets Us" campaign underscores the need for a balanced portrayal of Jesus, encompassing both his humanity and divinity.

Grateful for heroes like Wycliffe, Gutenberg, and Tyndale who risked their lives to make the Bible available. May we cherish it as they did.

Guy's words remind us of the crucial importance of anchoring our beliefs in Scripture rather than cultural trends.

Reflect on God's Word with humility, seeking deeper insight. Ask for spiritual vision to perceive its beauty beyond surface challenges.

Exploring atonement theories like Penal Substitutionary Atonement sheds light on theological shifts and cultural influences.

Rejoice in God's statutes! They open doors to profound opportunities, shaping love, purpose, relationships, and wisdom beyond riches.

Responding to Jesus' call to discipleship transformed my life. Making disciples isn't just theory—it's Christ's will in action.