Grant Castleberry, senior pastor of Capital Community Church in Raleigh, North Carolina, discusses being an overcomer in a foreboding new year, the importance of a biblical worldview, and the need for faithful pastors to preach the gospel and make disciples. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses his concerns about the state of church sermons, where pastors are using the Bible as a springboard for illustrations and stories rather than diving deep into the text. He also addresses the topic of women in ministry, arguing that the Bible teaches that women should not be pastors or elders, and offers a challenge to his listeners to defend their views in a formal debate. [... more]

The Southern Baptist Convention is facing controversy over the issue of female pastors, with some arguing that women should be allowed to serve in pastoral roles, while others believe that the Bible teaches that only men should be pastors. Rick Warren, a prominent pastor and author, has been a key figure in the debate, advocating for the ordination of women as pastors. However, his views have been met with resistance from some within the convention, who argue that the Bible is clear on the issue of gender roles in the church. [... more]

The push for female pastors within the Southern Baptist Convention is a contentious issue, with some arguing that it undermines the biblical authority of male headship in the church. Tom Askel, pastor of Grace Baptist Church in Florida, discusses the implications of this trend and how it relates to the broader cultural war against the patriarchal system. [... more]

The attempted takedown of John MacArthur by Julie Royce is a battle in a larger war against biblical authority, church autonomy, and male leadership. The case highlights the complexities of church discipline and the importance of trusting the sufficiency of Scripture. As the church faces increasing pressure from external watchdog organizations and the culture, it is crucial to stand firm on biblical principles and prioritize the restoration of sinners rather than succumbing to authoritarianism. [... more]

The battle between Julie Roy and John MacArthur is indicative of a larger war in evangelicalism to dismantle the biblical command for male eldership and pastorship in the church, and male headship in the home. Julie Roy's accusations against John MacArthur and Grace Community Church are being used to pressure and shame radio networks that air his program, with the ultimate goal of getting him canceled. [... more]

The church is God's household, ordered in a particular way for our good and his glory. Elders serve by leading, while deacons lead by serving. The church's leadership structure is rooted in biblical principles, with men called to lead and serve in specific roles, while women are encouraged to serve in various capacities. By understanding and embracing this structure, the church can flourish and become a pillar of truth in a culture that often rejects it. [... more]

The Southern Baptist Convention has undergone significant changes in recent years, with some members pushing for the ordination of women as pastors. This has led to controversy and debate within the denomination, with some arguing that it goes against the Baptist faith and message. Meanwhile, Pastor Rick Warren has become a prominent figure in the SBC, but his views on the gospel and the role of women in the church have been criticized by some. The discussion raises questions about the nature of Protestantism and the importance of adhering to biblical doctrine. [... more]

The Southern Baptist Convention is grappling with issues of biblical authority and false teaching as Pastor Rick Warren's church appoints women pastors, sparking debate over egalitarianism vs complementarianism. Critics argue that Warren's actions undermine the faith and that his purpose-driven church model prioritizes pragmatism over fidelity to God's word. [... more]

The Bible teaches that men and women are equal yet different, with distinct roles in the church and marriage. Alexander Strzok argues that the authority of Scripture is the key to understanding these roles, and that the church has been secularized by rejecting this authority. He emphasizes the importance of teaching young people about God's creation order and the biblical view of maleness and femaleness. [... more]

The Bible presents Complementarianism as the authoritative teaching of Jesus and the apostles, affirming that men and women are created equal but have distinct roles in marriage and the Church. Dr. Sam Horn explores the concept of Complementarianism, discussing the roles of men and women in marriage, the Church, and the world, and addressing common misconceptions and challenges. [... more]

The concept of complementarianism is explored as a biblical teaching on the roles of men and women in marriage and the church. Dr. Sam Horn discusses the importance of understanding the Bible's teaching on equality and authority, and how it affects the way we relate to one another and honor God. [... more]

The ordination of female pastors in mainline denominations often leads to compromise on social issues like homosexuality and transgenderism, shifting the focus away from the saving gospel of Christ and towards social justice. This compromise is connected to the concept of first and second order issues, and the danger of equivocating on obedience to biblical teachings. [... more]

A Christian woman shares her journey from being a lesbian to finding her identity in Christ, and how her marriage and parenting have helped her grow in her faith and overcome past traumas. [... more]

Dr. Alan Benson preaches about the importance of understanding singleness, maturity, and identity in the context of biblical manhood and womanhood, emphasizing the need for individuals to focus on their spiritual growth and development during this stage of life. [... more]

Biblical Complementarianism affirms that men and women are created equal but have distinct roles in marriage and the Church. Dr. Sam Horn explores the concept, citing Ephesians 5 and other scriptures to discuss the roles of husbands and wives, as well as the leadership of men in the Church. He addresses common misconceptions and emphasizes the importance of mutual submission, respect, and partnership in marriage and the Church. [... more]

The concept of complementarianism is explored in the context of biblical manhood and womanhood, with a focus on the roles of men and women in marriage and the church. The discussion centers around the idea that men and women are created equal but have distinct roles, with men having primary spiritual leadership and authority in marriage and the church. [... more]