The Apostle Paul gives the clearest explanation for the meaning of Christmas found anywhere in literature, revealing that God sent his Son Jesus to redeem humanity and adopt us as sons, giving us the same position, privileges, and power as Jesus, and opening the doors for all who follow him to be adopted as sons of God. [... more]

Abraham is considered the father of the Christian faith, but Muslims also claim him as their spiritual father, believing he surrendered to God and became the first Muslim. However, the Bible teaches that Abraham's faith was in the promise of God, which was fulfilled in Jesus Christ, and that true faith involves giving glory to God and trusting in His promises. [... more]

Focusing on the goodness of God and being grateful, thankful, and blessed can change one's attitude and circumstances. The Bible teaches that a positive attitude is more important than facts, and that we have a choice every day regarding the attitude we embrace. By praising God and thanking Him for His mighty works, we can shift our focus away from negativity and depression, and towards the hope and joy that comes from a relationship with Jesus Christ. [... more]

Abraham's faith is a model for believers, demonstrating that salvation comes by grace through faith, not by ritual or law. He is the father of all who believe, regardless of ethnicity or ancestry, and his story shows that faith is the same for all people, whether looking forward to a coming Redeemer or looking backward to Jesus' sacrifice. [... more]

Gratitude is a fundamental aspect of the Christian faith, and it's essential to approach God with thanksgiving, not grumbling or complaining. When we're thankful, we open ourselves up to God's blessings and favor, and it changes our perspective on life. We can always find something to be grateful for, even in difficult circumstances, and it's essential to cultivate a heart of gratitude to live a life pleasing to God. [... more]

The power of to be verbs in scripture reveals many precious truths, including Christ's love and sacrifice for us, our reconciliation to God, and our future transformation into His likeness. [... more]

A Christian's salvation is secure, but their testimony is not, and it's how they finish that truly determines their legacy. The Bible teaches that we should strive to finish well, and that with God's help, we can overcome temptation and live a life that honors Him. It's not about being perfect, but about being faithful and seeking God's guidance every day. [... more]

The concept of God's grace is central to Christianity, emphasizing that salvation is a gift from God, not earned through good works. The Bible teaches that God's justice and mercy meet at the cross, where Jesus took the penalty for humanity's sins. Understanding God's grace requires a balance between His holiness and love, and recognizing that salvation is a process, not a one-time event. The doctrine of divine simplicity highlights God's unified nature, where His justice and mercy are synonymous. The concept of Christus Victor emphasizes Jesus' victory over evil and death, while Calvinism and Arminianism debate the role of human choice in salvation. Ultimately, God's grace is a gift that brings redemption and peace to those who receive it. [... more]

The book of Galatians emphasizes salvation by grace through faith in Christ, as opposed to salvation by works and the law. Paul warns against any perversion of God's plan, which includes mixing works with grace, and strongly condemns those who teach such perversion. The true gospel is diametrically opposed to a false gospel that troubles the mind and denies the marvelous good news of salvation by faith. [... more]

Living with a variable income can be stressful, but God's Word offers timeless wisdom for managing finances. Building a plan around your lowest or average income, creating an income holding account, and distinguishing between fixed and flexible expenses can bring stability and peace. Remember, God is not unpredictable, and His provision is faithful. By integrating your faith and financial decisions, you can cultivate faithful stewardship and grow in generosity. [... more]

The United States is in a state of spiritual emptiness and moral decay, with a loss of awe and gratitude for the transcendent. Christians must give themselves to revival, seeking a move of God's Holy Spirit, and repentance is the first step towards revival. A passionate, unified movement of prayer and a clear proclamation of the gospel are also essential for a spiritual awakening in America. [... more]

Christian evangelism is about sharing the message of Christ and His salvation, but it's also about building relationships and being a good witness. The Great Commission in Matthew 28 emphasizes the importance of discipleship, and evangelism is the first step in that process. Effective evangelism involves understanding the context and culture of the people being reached, and being willing to listen and adapt to their needs and objections. A Christian worldview is essential for apologetics and evangelism, as it provides a framework for understanding the world and sharing the gospel with others. [... more]

Young people are seeking stability and the knowledge of who God is, amidst the prevalence of social media and conflicting worldviews. Christians are called to navigate these conversations, developing and discipling young adults into biblical Christianity, and providing loving community to help them in their struggles. A growing desire to ground themselves in biblical masculinity is evident, and Christians must channel this enthusiasm towards Jesus, focusing on the completeness of the Christian message and its impact on everyday life. [... more]

The Bible teaches that abortion is a clear violation of God's command to not murder, but it is also forgivable upon repentance. Christians must stand for truth, but also love their enemies and pray for them. The church has temporarily taken the place of Israel in God's covenant, but the Jewish people are still under the curse of the law for rejecting Jesus. The Bible predicts the coming repentance of the Jews in the last days, and God still loves them and has not abrogated the covenant. [... more]

The Bible teaches that Christians should stand for truth, even when it's difficult, and that God has not cast away his people, the Jewish nation. Dr. Greg Hennant and Dr. Dwayne Carson discuss the importance of understanding the relationship between Christianity and Judaism, and how the Jewish people will be restored to God's favor in the end times. They also explore the concept of supersessionism and its implications, and the need for Christians to preach the gospel to both Jews and Gentiles. [... more]

A God-honoring marriage is built on foundational truths, including prioritizing a daily walk with God, choosing to love one's mate regardless of feelings, and seeking first God's kingdom. Couples can strengthen their relationships by coming before God daily, being in community, and being on mission, and by using practical tools like the Marriage That Works Truth Cards to help them work towards a deep and great marriage. [... more]

The importance of living an unselfish life is emphasized in Christianity, exemplified by Jesus and mandated by the love your neighbor as yourself commandment. When people focus on serving others, they experience a sense of purpose and happiness, and are able to help others with the comfort they have received. The Bible teaches that selflessness is a core Christian principle, and that it is through the Word of God that we can find true joy and fulfillment. [... more]

Marriage is a 100%, 100% proposition, an unconditional commitment to an imperfect person, requiring sacrifice and perseverance, and not a 50-50 proposition as commonly believed. Christy Brinkley has a new book out, and she goes, just I have one regret. I've been married four times. I've just never been able to make a marriage work. Or you look at some of the most famous people, think of some of the people that played in Friends, or my heart goes out to a J-Lo, a beautiful woman, super successful, and You know, it's this guy, then it's the next guy, then it's the next guy, and it's the next big wedding, the next big wedding. See, if you believe that it shouldn't be hard when it gets hard? You just jump to the next person. And here's the thing. The pain and the attachment And the scars are of each and every relationship. And I'm no expert, but believe me, I've studied a lot of psychology and I can tell you this, with every broken relationship, there are scars and there's deep down issues in your heart that I don't measure up. You can say it's the other person and you can whine and you can blame and you can say all kind of things. But when you go after serial multiple relationships that don't work. It brings a brokenness in your soul. You know how Jesus feels about people that have been through things like that? He weeps for them. He cares about them. He has a plan. It's called marriage. He has some rules called fidelity, trust. He created marriage so that we could flourish. So we could be loved. And as the song says, we're looking for love in all the wrong places. The truth is that everything of great value requires commitment, sacrifice, and perseverance. As my spouse and I face challenges and overcome them, our intimacy and joy will far outweigh our present problems. [... more]

The Christian resistance is exposing the hard topics facing society and world, including universalism and the Prosperity Church, which is spreading deception and heresy. The Galatians chapter 1 emphasizes the importance of faith and the dangers of false teachings. Meanwhile, the COVID vaccines and the Supreme Court are under scrutiny, and the intelligence agencies are being questioned for their actions. [... more]

Repentance is an essential part of the Christian life, and it's not just about feeling sorry for past mistakes, but about experiencing the joy of the Lord. The Bible teaches that repentance is a process that involves turning away from sin and towards God, and it's a journey that requires discipline and dedication. As Christians, we're called to make disciples of all nations, and that means teaching others about the Word of God and living out our faith in a way that's worthy of the gospel. [... more]