When society rejects the Creator and worships the creation, it leads to a shift in priorities, abandoning God's authority and trading truth for lies. This mindset has consequences on morality, culture, and human life, resulting in the loss of human dignity, inverted values, and a disregard for the Creator. [... more]

Jesus came to tell us the truth about God, himself, and our need for redemption. He is the truth, and his life and teachings reveal the only true God. We are called to trust him, to follow him, and to tell the truth to others, as fellow workers for the truth. [... more]

Todd Starns discusses the American automobile industry, Joe Biden's policies, and the media's bias against Donald Trump. He also talks about his new book, Twilight's Last Gleaming, and its themes of American decline and the need for conservative leadership. [... more]

The Bible warns against creating counterfeit gods by assigning attributes to God that He did not give to Himself. This tendency is rooted in distrust and a desire for control over one's life. By reimagining God in a way that guarantees specific outcomes, individuals can become trapped in a self-image God that justifies their own desires and actions. The Bible teaches that God is who He is, and that true worship involves acknowledging and submitting to His sovereignty. [... more]

Christians must be careful not to confuse morality with legalism, as the former is a passion for godly living, while the latter is a focus on external rules and regulations. R.C. Sproul explains that legalism can take many forms, including abstracting the law of God from its original context, divorcing the letter of the law from its spirit, and elevating human traditions to the level of divine law. [... more]

The Protestant Reformer John Calvin emphasized the importance of recognizing sin and the need for salvation through Christ. He argued that the Church must focus on Christ's work, not human efforts, and that faith should be firm and confident, not based on fear or doubt. [... more]