The Bible teaches that compassion and truth are not mutually exclusive, but rather, the truth of the gospel is full of compassion. Pastors have a responsibility to preach the Word of God with love and care, and congregations can encourage and equip them by praying for them, loving them, and allowing them to focus on their primary work of preaching and teaching. [... more]

Approaching the topic of LGBTQ rights with unconditional love and compassion is a challenge for Christians, but it's essential to recognize that people are desperate for belonging and acceptance. By starting with radical love and empathy, Christians can engage in conversations that challenge the mainstream narrative and point people to Jesus, who is the ultimate answer to the intimacy and belonging people seek. [... more]

The church has always had to balance unity and purity, distinguishing between non-essential errors and heresies that threaten the very essence of Christianity. The rise of 19th century liberalism has led to a crisis in the church, with many denominations captured by liberal theology and a decline in mainline church membership. The struggle between conservatives and liberals has resulted in church splits and a search for the church in her historic biblical unity. [... more]

Alistair Begg teaches from Acts chapter 17, exploring how Apostle Paul engaged with the culture in Athens without compromising his faith, and how we can learn from his approach to sharing the gospel. [... more]

Send us a textGUEST ANDREW DeBARTOLO Director of Operations Liberty Coalition CanadaTo borrow a popular term today the United States is in transition Whereas the nation once identified as a broadly Christian nation the Declaration of Independence refers multiple times to the Christian God a real transition in contrast to the imagined transitions and marriages of the transvestite homosexual movement has and is taking place to a present-day post-Christian neo-pagan nation where Satanic statues are displayed in state capitol buildings and a reworked Marxist-based anti-Christian religion of woke-ism has captured many minds and all institutions How and why has this [... more]

The Todd Starnes Show discusses various topics including the Iowa caucuses, presidential candidates, immigration, border security, budget, and spending. The show also talks about the First Amendment, Pastor Chris Avell, and Dad's Place, a homeless shelter in Ohio. Additionally, the show features interviews with presidential candidates Ron DeSantis and Asa Hutchinson, as well as Ryan Binkley, a businessman and pastor running for president. The show also discusses the economy, inflation, debt, and faith, and features a segment on the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum, which creates bobbleheads of presidential candidates. [... more]

The story of Gideon and the Israelites' struggle against the Midianites serves as a reminder of God's power and plan for His people. Despite being outnumbered, the Israelites were able to achieve a crushing victory with God's help, demonstrating the importance of faith and trust in God's plan. [... more]

Engaging people on tough subjects like LGBTQ rights with unconditional love without compromising the truth is a challenge for Christians. Recognizing deep confusion and brokenness beneath moral conviction is key to approaching conversations with empathy and compassion. By challenging the narrative that love is only about personal freedom and self-expression, Christians can introduce people to the person of Jesus and help them find a transcendent purpose for their lives. [... more]

The hosts discuss the dangers of flirting with sin, using the story of Ahab and Jezebel from the Book of Revelation to illustrate the consequences of misguiding and misleading God's people. They also explore the concept of God's justice and the importance of choosing to do things God's way, referencing the story of Balaam and the promise of the morning star. [... more]

Jesus has strong language in his letters to the churches in Pergamum, Thyatira, and Sardis, warning against error and false teachings. He urges Christians to hold fast to the revealed Word of God and to stand firm in their faith, even in the face of persecution and temptation. [... more]

The Puritans were born-again Christians who applied Scripture to every area of life, emphasizing the pursuit of personal holiness and sanctification. They believed that life was short and serious, and that one eye should always be on eternity. The Puritans' legacy is often misunderstood, but their convictions and lives offer valuable lessons for present-day Christians. [... more]

The Christian church has experienced a significant drift away from its biblical roots, leading to moral decline and a loss of spiritual authority. This drift is attributed to various factors, including the influence of parachurch organizations, the adoption of worldly culture, and a failure to prioritize doctrine. As a result, many churches have become more focused on entertainment and consumerism, rather than equipping believers for spiritual growth and service. The need for evangelical repentance and reformation is clear, and it requires a return to the biblical worldview and a commitment to the authority of Scripture. [... more]

Elijah's life made a significant difference, standing boldly in the presence of God and serving a living God. He prayed earnestly, knew scripture, and faithfully delivered the message. Elijah's courage came from his relationship with God, and he used his influence to bring glory to God. The Bible teaches that we should have an exclusive relationship with God and not worship idols, whether they be material possessions, fame, or other things that take the place of God in our lives. [... more]

The ordination of women as pastors in evangelical churches has sparked debate about the role of women in ministry and the authority of Scripture. Some argue that this move is a compromise on biblical teaching, while others see it as a step towards greater equality and inclusivity. The issue has raised questions about the nature of church leadership and the relationship between faith and culture. [... more]