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We are too quick to apply sinful human morality as a measuring stick for an all-knowing God.

We judge God by broken human fairness. Scripture says His ways and thoughts run higher than ours ever could.

Science should be the window that opens one up to the complexity of God.

Science isn't a rival to faith - it's a window into the vast, intricate mind of the God who spoke the universe into being.

Close obedience of God is still failure.

Saul's near-obedience cost him the kingdom. Scripture shows that partial compliance with God's commands is still open rebellion.

Evangelism – a focus on the joy of Heaven rather than the fear of Hell. 

Real evangelism leads with the joy of Heaven, not just the fear of Hell - because the gospel is good news before it's a warning.

Of the 117 Billion Who Ever Lived on the Earth, None Have Been Lost (John 18:9)

Jesus promised to lose none the Father gave Him—a promise of eternal security for believers, not universal salvation for all.

If you love money you will use people. If you love people you will use money. 

Jarrod Scott's quote cuts to the heart: love money and you'll use people; love people and you'll rightly use money instead.

Those who limit their theology to “love thy neighbor” blend in with society, but not with Christ.

Real faith doesn't stop at kindness. It confesses sin, bows to Christ's lordship, and proclaims the whole truth of the gospel.

It’s peaceful to remain theologically stationary, with the Creator, as mankind rotates around changing cultural norms.

Jeff Hilles reminds us that true peace comes not from chasing cultural trends but from standing fixed on the unchanging God.

One cannot truly understand the concept of “Faith”, unless they already have it.

Faith cannot be argued into someone from the outside; it is known from within, and real belief always precedes real understanding.

Theology is too important to be polluted by linking it to political ideology.

Jeff Hilles warns that mixing theology with political ideology corrupts both faith and politics—and distorts the gospel we're called to proclaim.

Children professing faith before they truly understand ‘Jesus is Lord’ can be an inoculation of dead Christianity. 

A child's early profession, if not truly understood, can inoculate against real faith. Here's why lordship matters.

If our selfish desires are being met, our prayer life suffers, as does our relationship with God.  

Selfish desires quietly starve our prayer life and distance us from God, but repentance restores intimacy and true communion.

God, the Creator, has every right to say, “do what I say, not what I do.”

God's right to command differs from ours entirely: He is Creator, not subject to the law He gives, so His words settle what ours never could.

We need to trust God, even when we don’t understand Him.

Trusting God isn't about having answers. It's about resting in His character when nothing adds up.

Our culture’s continued slide into unbiblical immorality has conditioned many of us to sidestep personal sanctification.  

Cultural compromise doesn't excuse spiritual passivity. Scripture calls believers to pursue holiness even as the world normalizes sin.

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Outrage as Idolatry: A Biblical Warning for Angry Times

A 1960s comedy about greed reveals how outrage becomes idolatry today, and why repentance, not rage, is the only way home.

Manifestation, Scrying, and Necromancy: A Biblical View

Talismans, scrying, and necromancy surface in a grief-stricken graphic novel, raising real questions about manifestation and prayer.

Spiritual Gifts and Weaknesses: Grow the Weak Ones

Every believer has spiritual gifts that come easily and ones that don't. Here's how to let the strong ones train the weak.

The Suffering of Jesus: How One Sacrifice Covers All Sin

Two thieves died beside Jesus in equal pain, yet only His death atones for sin. Here's why worth, not duration, is what matters.

Growing Closer to Christ Requires Intentional, Active Love

Scripture pictures our bond with Jesus as a marriage - and marriages don't stay strong on autopilot. Here's why effort matters.

Online Debate Motives: Why Skeptics Challenge Believers

A believer reflects on a long-running online debate with a skeptic, asking what really drives the urge to disprove faith.

Trusting God’s Provision When You Can’t Work Every Minute

A freelance writer shares how a busy family weekend taught her to trust God's provision instead of striving nonstop for income.

Loving Our Enemies: How Believers Show God’s Love to a Watching World

Loving our enemies isn't optional for Christians - it's the clearest proof of the gospel a watching world will ever see.

God’s Foreknowledge and Human Free Will in the Fullness of Time

God knew our need for a Savior before creation itself, yet He still holds us responsible for the choices we make each day.

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Year of the Sword or Year of the Scalpel? What 5787 Really Means

5787 is being called the Year of the Sword, but Hebrews 4:12 cuts closer to home than any battle cry - it exposes us first.

Why God created man?

God created man in His image and with a purpose, but Adam lost it chasing God's likeness. Every hard thing since then is part of a plan already in motion to conform us to the image of His Son.

Famous Atheists Who Became Christians

An Oxford atheist argued with friends until Christianity made more sense than materialism. These stories of scientists, journalists, and scholars who crossed from unbelief to faith still challenge and inspire.

The Argument Between Creation and Evolution

The article explores the creation vs. evolution debate, examining perspectives, the fossil record, and evolutionary mechanisms. It also highlights the mystery of the universe’s origin and the Christian theological perspective.

Why R.C. Sproul and Billy Graham Will Meet in Heaven

R.C. Sproul and Billy Graham stood on opposite sides of the Calvinist-Arminian divide, yet their shared faith in Christ points to a deeper unity than theological rivalry.

Science should be the window that opens one up to the complexity of God.

Science isn't a rival to faith - it's a window into the vast, intricate mind of the God who spoke the universe into being.

Growing Closer to Christ Requires Intentional, Active Love

Scripture pictures our bond with Jesus as a marriage - and marriages don't stay strong on autopilot. Here's why effort matters.

Loving Our Enemies: How Believers Show God’s Love to a Watching World

Loving our enemies isn't optional for Christians - it's the clearest proof of the gospel a watching world will ever see.

“The Rod and the Staff are a symbol…”

The rod and staff symbolize protection and guidance, with the cross embodying God’s justice and mercy.

AI, Lost Creativity, and the Prophetic Drift Toward Control

As AI absorbs human creativity and automates labor, Scripture warns where dependence on machines and centralized control ultimately leads.

AI and Christian Worldview: What Believers Must Know

Every industry is racing to harness AI, but the deeper question is whose worldview gets programmed into it. From the Tower of Babel to deepfake deception, Scripture speaks to where this road leads.

God vs. gods vs. god

Not every religion that speaks of one god means the God of the Bible. A close look at Catholicism, Islam, Judaism, and the Jehovah's Witnesses reveals how a single word can point toward heaven or mask something far darker.

Biblical Forgiveness and Boundaries: Forgive Without Enabling Harm

Forgiveness is required, but enabling abuse is not. Learn how Scripture balances limitless forgiveness with godly wisdom, healthy boundaries, and the freedom Christ offers every believer who has been deeply wounded.

Christianity vs. christianity – Who’s who in Eternity 

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Trusting God’s Provision When You Can’t Work Every Minute

A freelance writer shares how a busy family weekend taught her to trust God's provision instead of striving nonstop for income.

5 Ways AI Acts Like a Demon

AI offers increased knowledge, similar to the serpent’s temptation in the Garden of Eden. It can lie, deceive, and tell people what they want to hear, mirroring Satan’s tactics. Ultimately, the article suggests that AI, like demons, can be destructive.

“Do you think observations of Trump appear as the anti-Christ?”

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What Is the Difference Between the Gospels?

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Taking the Mark of the Beast and Still Going to Heaven

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What the Bible Actually Says About Pride and Homosexuality

Scripture does not open with a rule about sex—it opens with a design. From Genesis to Romans to a single past-tense word in First Corinthians, the Bible's case is clear and consistent and offers hope for every sinner on the list.

Why did the female minister go to bed?

Scripture reserves the pastoral office for qualified men. Here's a gentle, verse-by-verse look at why and what the SBC's 2025 vote revealed about the debate.

Church: You’d Love To Help, But Stacking Chairs is not Your Spiritual Gift

God doesn't only use our strengths. Sometimes He calls us into the work we'd rather skip, reminding us that every member of His body matters.

Bible Receives Modern Update With ‘Morally Gray Edition’

A Babylon Bee satire imagines a "Morally Gray Edition" of the Bible that removes God's absolute moral standards. The joke lands because progressive theology really is trying to soften Scripture.

Besides Adam and Eve, what person in the Bible had no earthly parents?

Joshua led Israel into the Promised Land after Moses died, conquered Canaan in obedience to God, and pointed forward to Jesus through his very name, which means "Yahweh saves."

Daily Bible Reading: Why No Christian Should Regret Time in the Word.

A satirical Babylon Bee headline pokes fun at our excuses, but the punchline is should not be true... no Christian has ever truly regretted opening the Bible. Here is why daily Scripture reading must be your soul's first meal of the day.

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Outrage as Idolatry: A Biblical Warning for Angry Times

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Spiritual Preparation: Why We Must Prepare Before Crisis Hits

A lost app backup becomes a lesson in spiritual readiness-why growing in God's Word before hardship strikes matters most.

AI, Lost Creativity, and the Prophetic Drift Toward Control

As AI absorbs human creativity and automates labor, Scripture warns where dependence on machines and centralized control ultimately leads.

Evidence for God: How the Creator Revealed Himself in Jesus

A skeptic's tough questions about creation and the Bible get honest answers - and a case that God has revealed Himself in Jesus Christ.

New Age Spirituality Draws People In Through Curiosity, Not Belief

Debbie Fong's graphic novel Next Stop shows how a grieving child drifts into New Age belief - curiosity first, conviction later.

Why Sin Feels Attractive: The Occult, Conscience, and the Holy Spirit

Why does forbidden fruit and the occult feel so alluring? A Biblical look at conscience, temptation, and the Spirit's power to change us.

The Indwelling Holy Spirit: Why Salvation Must Change You

Genuine salvation isn't a one-time decision that leaves life unchanged—it's God taking up residence in you, and that shows.

Grace After Divorce: Finding Purpose in Life’s Mess

A Bill Maher-Charlie Kirk debate stirs memories of a mixed-faith marriage, divorce, and the grace that redeemed the pain.

Dolly Parton’s Faith Journey and the Biblical Worldview Gap

Dolly Parton's music often mentions God, but her public statements on marriage and sexuality echo a gospel of tolerance, not repentance.

Privilege and Redemption: How Grace Reaches the Elite

A former prep-school elite finds freedom from sin on the Transcontinental Trail, showing that God's grace reaches privilege too.

Biblical Miracles Are Rational, Not Just Possible

Miracles aren't irrational leaps of faith - if God exists as Scripture describes, they're the logical, expected result of His power and love.

Being Ducktaped on Flight 618: A Biblical Look at Spiritual Attack

Jonathan Cahn calls his mid-flight assault demonic. Here's the full chronology, the corroborated facts, and what Scripture says about spiritual attack.

Year of the Sword or Year of the Scalpel? What 5787 Really Means

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Free Will and God’s Love: Why Some Reject Him

Why would a loving God allow anyone to reject Him? This piece explains free will, judgment, and grace through key Bible passages.

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Who Are the Real Aliens?

Every UFO headline and backyard sighting is a shadow of something wilder: humanity itself is the alien, exiled from God and living in a dominion of darkness. The good news is that Christ came to bring us home.

Tricycle illustration for Mankind

Richard Rohr puts experience in the front wheel and Scripture in the back. Flip the tricycle: Scripture leads, God steers, and faith and fellowship keep us balanced as we pedal forward.

Guts to Get in the Car?

A fear of heights, a cable up Half Dome, and one choice: step forward or walk away ashamed. That moment mirrors the daily question God puts before every believer - do you have the guts to let the Holy Spirit drive?

The Hidden Power of Divine Wisdom

In a world of rushed decisions and clouded judgment, one prayer can reorient everything. Asking God for wisdom, as Solomon did, opens the door to Spirit-led discernment, self-control, and restoration in Christ.

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The War of 2024 is a Spiritual Battle

A church that stayed silent while prayer left schools and culture shifted now faces its defining moment. The real war of 2024 has no bombs, only believers willing to vote, speak, and refuse to sit it out.

God Will Never Allow You To Be Tested Beyond Your Endurance 

Paul described being crushed beyond his ability to endure, certain he would die. That shatters the popular comfort that God never allows more than we can handle, and points us toward the deeper truth: trials drive us to rely on Him alone.

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The Words of Life: Speaking with Eternal Weight

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True Freedom from Spiritual Prison Today

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The Third Ingredient: Guarding Against Righteous Indignation

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Outrage as Idolatry: A Biblical Warning for Angry Times

A 1960s comedy about greed reveals how outrage becomes idolatry today, and why repentance, not rage, is the only way home.

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Talismans, scrying, and necromancy surface in a grief-stricken graphic novel, raising real questions about manifestation and prayer.

Spiritual Gifts and Weaknesses: Grow the Weak Ones

Every believer has spiritual gifts that come easily and ones that don't. Here's how to let the strong ones train the weak.

The Suffering of Jesus: How One Sacrifice Covers All Sin

Two thieves died beside Jesus in equal pain, yet only His death atones for sin. Here's why worth, not duration, is what matters.

The Words of Life: Speaking with Eternal Weight

What if every word you spoke came with a preview of its impact? This devotional considers how the words of life shape both speaker and listener.

Trusting God’s Provision When You Can’t Work Every Minute

A freelance writer shares how a busy family weekend taught her to trust God's provision instead of striving nonstop for income.

Online Debate Motives: Why Skeptics Challenge Believers

A believer reflects on a long-running online debate with a skeptic, asking what really drives the urge to disprove faith.

Growing Closer to Christ Requires Intentional, Active Love

Scripture pictures our bond with Jesus as a marriage - and marriages don't stay strong on autopilot. Here's why effort matters.

Loving Our Enemies: How Believers Show God’s Love to a Watching World

Loving our enemies isn't optional for Christians - it's the clearest proof of the gospel a watching world will ever see.

True Freedom from Spiritual Prison Today

Like the prisoner in Acts 5, we can be released from bars we never notice - habits, pride, and hidden sin - into the full freedom Christ offers.

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Question # 23: Why must the Redeemer be truly God?

Answer: That because of his divine nature his...

Question #14: Did God create us unable to keep his law?

Answer: No, but because of the disobedience of...

Question #13: Can anyone keep the law of God perfectly?

Answer: Since the fall, no mere human has...

Question #39: With what attitude should we pray?

Answer: With love, perseverance, and gratefulness; in humble submission...

Question #37: How does the Holy Spirit help us?

Answer: The Holy Spirit convicts us of our...

Question #15: Since no one can keep the law, what is its purpose?

Answer: That we may know the holy nature...

Question #45: Is baptism with water the washing away of sin itself?

Only the blood of Christ and the Holy Spirit can cleanse us from sin,