Megan Basham's book, Shepherds for Sale, exposes how evangelical leaders traded the truth for a leftist agenda, compromising their faith and undermining the church. Basham reveals the patterns and tactics used by the left to influence Christian leaders and institutions, and argues that Christians must recover their distinctiveness and clarity in the face of cultural pressure. [... more]

When facing divisive issues like politics and Black Lives Matter, Christians can reframe their approach to connect with others on a deeper level, pointing them to Jesus and His unshakable hope. By shifting from a fear-driven to a hope-driven mindset, they can foster a love for people and see the best in them, rather than viewing them as enemies. This approach can lead to meaningful conversations and spiritual connections, ultimately introducing people to the person of Jesus and His transformative power. [... more]

Historically, evangelicalism was defined by doctrine, but now it's often defined by methodology. The unity of the church is a unity of faith, not just a visible organizational structure. The gospel divides people and controversy ensues, but it's a necessary part of the Christian faith. Believers must be careful not to obscure the gospel in pursuit of peace and unity. [... more]

Blended families face unique challenges in estate planning, and communication is key to navigating these complexities. Certified Kingdom Advisors can provide biblically wise financial advice, and having a plan in place can help individuals stay on track with their financial goals, including retirement savings and debt management. [... more]

Jesus Christ declares himself the Light of the World, offering salvation and redemption to those who follow him, and warns that those who live in darkness will remain in it unless they turn to him. [... more]

NFL EVP Troy Vincent discusses potential rule changes, including a possible adjustment to the fumble rule, while Chip Kelly proposes a radical overhaul of college football, separating football from other sports and introducing a commissioner-led structure with revenue sharing for players. [... more]

Overcoming sinful financial attitudes such as envy and greed requires repentance, generosity, and a focus on gratitude. Building a financial legacy involves wise stewardship of resources, including real estate investing and charitable giving. Christian medical sharing plans can provide an alternative to traditional health insurance, and finding a trusted financial advisor is crucial for making informed decisions about one's financial future. [... more]

Reframing divisive issues like politics and Black Lives Matter as opportunities to connect with others on a deeper spiritual level, rather than seeing them as things to avoid. By approaching these topics with hope and compassion, rather than fear and hostility, Christians can foster a love for people and see them as image bearers, rather than enemies. [... more]

The Bible teaches us to be cautious of divisive people and to avoid them, as they can cause harm and confusion. It's essential to know our Bibles and understand the teachings of God, as it is a source of wisdom and guidance. We must also recognize the spiritual battle that we're in, and choose to serve God and follow His teachings. By doing so, we can experience a victorious life, filled with joy and forgiveness. [... more]

David McGee teaches on Romans 16, discussing the importance of unity in the body of Christ and the need to avoid divisive people. He explains that being a saint is not about being perfect, but about being forgiven and having a relationship with Jesus Christ. The Bible teaches us to be wise and to know our Bibles, and to avoid people who cause divisions and offenses. [... more]

President Biden's speech tonight will focus on the threats to democracy ahead of the midterms, but critics argue it's a desperate attempt to scare off voters. Meanwhile, in Israel, Prime Minister Netanyahu is set to return to power, but a coalition government will be needed to secure a majority. The ACLJ is urging supporters to get out and vote in the upcoming elections. [... more]

Paul's letter to Titus emphasizes the importance of avoiding foolish controversies, genealogies, and dissensions, as they are unprofitable and worthless. Instead, Titus is to focus on affirming what is profitable and promoting good works, as seen in the example of Paul's own leadership and the early church's emphasis on the gospel. [... more]

When dealing with a divisive person in the church, leaders must take decisive action to protect the flock, while also encouraging the membership to be proactive in holding one another accountable. The stakes are high, and unity is crucial for the gospel to be multiplied and the truth to be synthesized. [... more]

The Bible teaches that churches should remove divisive individuals who refuse to repent, as seen in the book of Titus. Paul instructs Titus to give a first and second warning to such individuals, and if they do not respond, to break fellowship with them. This is a crucial aspect of church governance and leadership, as it helps to protect the unity and spiritual well-being of the congregation. [... more]

The world is experiencing a civil war of ideas, with two dominant views competing for domination: post-truth and truth-based. Christians must navigate this ideological divide and understand that ideas shape human destiny. As the world changes, Christianity is growing, but Western civilization is unraveling, and new global powers are emerging. The Bible teaches that Christ and His people will prevail, and followers of Christ must be prepared spiritually to face the challenges ahead. [... more]

Critical Race Theory is a Marxist ideology that has infiltrated American institutions, promoting racial equity and systemic racism. It manipulates people's perceptions of reality, conditioning white children to question their accomplishments and black children to feel anger and resentment. This ideology is being taught in schools, where students are being indoctrinated with false history and a sense of collective guilt. The impact of this ideology on students and the nation as a whole is devastating, creating toxic wedges between children and driving them away from the success formula of character, resilience, and hard work. [... more]

Critical race theory is a worldview that sees everything through the Marxist prism of oppression, where whites, males, Christians, and others are deemed oppressors, and its effects are being felt in schools, corporations, and even churches, with proponents using code words like equity, diversity, and inclusion to push their agenda. [... more]

Jesus and the apostles were charismatics, operating in the power of the Spirit. The Bible teaches that every Christian is supposed to move and operate in the power of the Spirit, and that Jesus limited his access to his divine power to live and minister on earth. The Holy Spirit was the source of Jesus' power, and he wants believers to tap into that same power to live their lives and share the Gospel. [... more]

Christians are called to stand up against unrighteousness and promote righteousness, but many have failed to do so, leading to the spread of Marxism and leftist politics. The Bible teaches that God will judge nations that turn away from Him, and Christians must be united in their efforts to promote faith, hope, and righteousness. [... more]

The hosts of the Masculine Journey discuss the six things the Lord hates and the seven things that are detestable to him, as outlined in Proverbs 6. They explore how these behaviors can lead to division and conflict in the community, and how they can be overcome through repentance and a deeper understanding of God's Word. [... more]

Maintaining stability and peace in a tumultuous world requires anchoring in eternal truths from the Bible, reading scripture daily, and developing a disciplined prayer life. Christians must also live godly lives and share the gospel with others, even in the midst of chaos and uncertainty. [... more]