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SBC 2025 Paradox: Baptisms Up, Membership Down—God’s Sifting
If one wants to gain insight into how God is moving in the world today, one place to look is at the largest evangelical denomination in the most influential country in the world…
Spiritual Growth
When Jesus Walked Away: The Hidden Courage of John 8:59
In John 8:59, Jesus could have called down angels. Instead, He slipped through the crowd. What His quiet exit teaches us about courage, timing, and laying down the stones in our own hands.
Devotion
Take Off Your Shoes: Your Home Is Holy Ground (Acts 7:33)
My sister had a no-shoes rule in her house. I hated it, then adopted it. Acts 7:33 calls us to see something deeper: wherever we walk, we walk on holy ground in the presence of a holy God.
Biblical Theology
The Three Circles Tract: Saved by Grace or by Surrender?
The Three Circles tract proclaims much of the gospel well, but its language about "making Him Lord" can blur the line between grace and works in a way Scripture never does.
Spiritual Growth
The Serpent in the Garden of Eden: Hero or Deceiver?
Modern thinkers cast the serpent in Eden as the misunderstood truth-teller who freed humanity from God. But a closer look at the Hebrew word for knowledge in Genesis reveals exactly who the snake really was—and still is today.
Devotion
Moses and the Burning Bush: Why God Chooses the Unworthy
After eighty years of nothing remarkable, Moses met God in a burning bush. Acts 7:30 reminds us God's call has nothing to do with our merit. Worship Him for who He is, not what He does.
Biblical Theology
Why Catholic Priests Cannot Forgive Sins: The Truth of Hebrews 7:23-28
Hebrews 7:23-28 dismantles the claim that Catholic priests can absolve sin. Only Christ — sinless, eternal, and offered once for all — holds that authority.
In the News
The Biblical Antidote to Cynicism: Rediscovering Wonder in God
Exhausted by war, corruption, and broken trust? You're not alone. Scripture offers a powerful antidote to cynicism through faith, wonder, and a renewed vision of God's fingerprints in everyday life.
Devotion
From Blastus to Saint: How God Transforms Your Name and Past
Blastus was a forgotten chamberlain caught up in Herod's bribes—yet his odd name points to a deeper truth: what God has given you doesn't determine what He'll do with it. In Christ, you are Saint, Chosen, and Forgiven.
Biblical Theology
The First Sacrifice in the Bible: Eden to the Cross
The first sacrifice in the Bible was God's—an animal slain to cover Adam and Eve, foreshadowing the cross of Jesus Christ.