For as by the one man’s disobedience the many were made sinners, so by the one man’s obedience the many will be made righteous (Rom. 5:19).” One of the more. . . Continue reading →

The following guide is designed to help churchgoers with discernment as to whether they are attending church for the right reasons, and to help with discernment in choosing a faithful. . . Continue reading →

We live our lives attempting to show ourselves as strong before others. We do all in our power to appear before people as together, poised, and strong in mind and. . . Continue reading →

The church in Thessalonica was troubled with persecution from without and false teaching within over the return of Christ. The goal of Paul’s second epistle to the Thessalonians was to. . . Continue reading →

Here’s a picture of an open air church service during the 1918 pandemic. It’s always good to be reminded that we’re not the first ones to face the things we. . . Continue reading →

Covid-19 has presented many challenges for the local church. Depending upon state regulations, it has been a struggle for the church to figure out how best to maintain corporate worship. . . Continue reading →

A perception is often created in our social media discourse that Christians who speak out against the newest injustices of the day are fulfilling some kind of duty for God.. . . Continue reading →

The Marcionite view of God teaches that the God of the Old Testament is a wrathful one, completely separate from the merciful and forgiving God of the New Testament. This. . . Continue reading →

Social media has become greatly destructive to the mission of the church. In our engagement with each other, there no longer remains a standard for objective truth or conduct among. . . Continue reading →

Entering into an internet controversy is dangerous business in our highly charged and toxic social media environment. At times, I’ve felt compelled to speak out against “Woke”, Social Justice theological. . . Continue reading →