Protecting the unborn is a critical issue that demands attention and action based on convictions from scripture. The sanctity of human life is a fundamental principle that must be protected and preserved, and this begins from conception. The Bible teaches that human life is precious and unique, bearing the image of God, and is not to be treated violently or interrupted. [... more]

Chuck Swindahl explores God's perspective on human life, discussing the sanctity of life from conception, the pro-life position, and the importance of biblical conviction and compassion in addressing the issue of abortion. [... more]

Dr. Abadan Shah discusses the persecution of early Christians, the role of Paul the Apostle, and the conversion of Jewish people to Christianity, highlighting the exclusivity of the gospel and the significance of Paul's transformation from a persecutor to a persecuted believer. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie discusses the importance of confessing sin and seeking forgiveness from God, emphasizing that God's mercy and forgiveness are greater than human guilt and that a personal relationship with Jesus can bring transformation and salvation. [... more]

The biblical view of marriage is not about romantic fulfillment or economic stability, but about preparing us for heaven and Christ-likeness. In Ephesians 5, Paul teaches that both husbands and wives are called to submit to each other, with husbands taking the initiative in leadership and wives supporting their husbands. This submission is not about inferiority, but about serving and loving each other as Christ loves the church. [... more]

Mary DeMuth shares her insights on how Christian parents can navigate the challenges of having adult children who have deconstructed or deconverted, and how they can maintain a loving relationship with them despite their differences. She emphasizes the importance of prayer, lament, and long suffering, and encourages parents to focus on their own relationship with God rather than trying to fix their children's lives. [... more]

Christians must find a balance between being in the world but not of it, identifying with their communities without becoming assimilated by them. This requires a holy worldliness, being street-smart and supernatural in a natural way, and living out the gospel in everyday life. [... more]

God's purpose and plan for marriage is preparing us for heaven, not romantic fulfillment or economic stability. Both husbands and wives are called to submit to each other, with husbands taking on a leadership role and wives submitting to their husbands. However, this does not imply inferiority, but rather a recognition of the importance of interdependence and mutual submission. [... more]

Leah, one of Jesus' mothers, was the older of two identical twin sisters, born to Laban's family. She had weak eyes due to crying over her arranged marriage to Esau, but her sister Rachel's eyes were even more tender from weeping about marrying a man with a bad reputation. Leah's story is a testament to the complexities of family relationships and the power of redemption, as she navigated a difficult marriage and eventually gave birth to four of the 12 tribes of Israel, including Judah. [... more]

The role of a prophet is to convey God's Word without hiding anything, even when delivering uncomfortable messages. This requires a delicate balance between compassion and truth, and a willingness to speak the truth, no matter how difficult it may be. [... more]

Parents are encouraged to adopt delicate discipline, guidance with love, not punishment and anger, to help their children develop confidence, character, and convictions. This approach emphasizes the importance of serious fun, ongoing belief, and encouragement in a child's life, leading to a more joyful and responsible individual. [... more]