The deity of Christ, the authority of Scripture, and salvation by grace are essential doctrines that Christians must hold fast. However, secondary doctrines like creationism should be taught in meekness and love, avoiding strife over fringe issues. Understanding origins is crucial to adequately grasping primary doctrines and guarding one's faith. [... more]

The memorial service for Charlie Kirk sparked a surge in interest in Christianity, but also raised questions about the state of the American church and the role of celebrity pastors. Meanwhile, persecution of Christians in Nigeria continues to worsen, and the concept of revival is explored through the lens of history and biblical teachings. [... more]

Raising children to be different from the mainstream culture requires intentional parenting, teaching virtues, and forming character. This approach is rooted in faith and emphasizes the importance of relationships, education, and community. Parents must be present, patient, and willing to suffer with their children as they navigate the challenges of being different. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the concept of Christian nationalism, its definition, and its implications. It explores the relationship between Christianity and government, highlighting the differences between Christian nationalism and secular humanism. The conversation also delves into the concept of post-millennialism, theonomy, and Christendom, examining their relevance to Christian nationalism. Ultimately, the discussion emphasizes the importance of Christian faithfulness, evangelism, and discipleship in addressing societal decline. [... more]

The concept of Christendom, where Christianity is the dominant religion of the state and culture, has been a complex and often problematic development in the history of the church. Christians have struggled to balance their desire to influence the state with the need to maintain a distinct identity and avoid coercion. The ideas of Abraham Kuyper, a Dutch theologian and politician, offer a framework for understanding the relationship between church and state, and for articulating a Christian public philosophy that is both distinct and engaged with the world. [... more]

C.S. Lewis's life and legacy continue to impact generations, with his writings on spiritual warfare, faith, and apologetics remaining relevant today. His conversion from atheism to Christianity is a powerful story, and his work continues to inspire and challenge readers to think critically about their worldview and the nature of reality. [... more]

The conflict between Russia and Ukraine is a complex issue with spiritual undertones, with Putin seeing himself as the guardian of the Russian Orthodox Church and Christendom. Meanwhile, Dr. Brown discusses the importance of submission to authority, the dangers of abusive leadership, and the correct interpretation of biblical passages, including John 6:37 and 1 Corinthians 6:9-10. [... more]

The Crusades were a radical break with Christian history, driven by an apocalyptic expectation of the end of time, and the desire to recapture Jerusalem for Christ. This ideal emerged in Europe before the 1100s, and was fueled by pilgrimages, the conviction that Muslims were interfering with Christian efforts to visit holy sites, and the preaching of Pope Urban II. The Crusades had a profound impact on the history of Jerusalem, and the relationship between Christians and Muslims, leaving a dark wound on Christianity and causing ongoing problems that we still face today. [... more]

The speaker discusses the dangers of Satan's influence in the church, including the substitution of salvation by works, spiritual imitation, and the neglect of divine truth. He emphasizes the importance of genuine salvation through faith in Jesus Christ and warns against the dangers of false apostles and the satanic world church. [... more]

The American Gospel is being preached in churches and throughout America, but is it the true gospel? False gospels such as moralistic preaching, the works gospel, and the word of faith movement are being propagated, leading to a perversion of the Gospel message. The attractional church model is also being used to attract unbelievers, but at the cost of watering down the hard truths of Scripture. In contrast, the true gospel is about justification by faith alone in Christ alone, where God is holy and just, and man is unholy and unrighteous. The answer to the question of how sinful man can be reconciled to a just God is found in the person of Jesus Christ, who lived the perfect life, died on the cross, and rose again from the dead. [... more]