...In light of the plight of the defenseless unborn, we have a duty to do what we can to achieve their protection. The battle, with the expected overturning of Roe, certainly is not done.

...The primary conflict in temporal history always has been and always will be the struggle for life by the church against the natural inclinations of all men everywhere. This was the case long before Roe...

...Spurgeon writes: I have suffered many times from severe sickness and frightful mental depression seeking almost to despair. Almost every year I’ve been laid aside for a season..."

...The cornerstone of the Christian faith is that Jesus' sacrifice that enables mankind to be free from sin and death...And yet, even Christians can become complacent and lose perspective.

...God's wrath is too important to ignore. Skirting around it only brings more wrath. We need to face it head on, as eternity hangs in the balance. There are several reasons we must talk about the wrath of God...

...Our nation has rejected God and we are reaping the whirlwind.

A former church member posted this on Facebook recently. “Shout out to my mom for letting me go through my tomboy phase without changing my gender.”  That statement gives us insight into the...

...We cannot promise young people that tragic events will not happen, but we can give them the knowledge and resources to navigate such events. The better equipped they feel, the less anxious they will be.

...What good is it for a person to only relate to others on the basis of love?...When love is absent, things turn ugly. But don’t we need truth in our lives? Isn’t truth important?

...David is praying that God would keep him from being two-faced and double-minded, and that God would give him a single, steady aim, unmoved by the threats and pressures, only looking to God...

...Eastern meditation is diametrically opposed to the godly and Biblical practice of meditation.  Eastern meditation involves emptying the mind, while Biblical meditation ponders God and His Word for...

We say “life is hard,” and everyone nods in support...But there are hard things that go deeper. They are more profound and burdensome and feel intolerable. Perhaps it is grief, loss, disease, suffering, or brokenness.

...“Be always tenderly yearning for sinners. This is a happy unhappiness. A man full of Christ-like tears is a noble creature. Such concern melts men, and tells with God.”