Aging congregants in Protestant denominations pose a significant challenge to their sustainability, with mainline churches facing a demographic winter due to a lack of young people. Conservative denominations, however, have shown resilience, and experts suggest that a return to Christian doctrine and morality is key to attracting younger generations. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various Bible doctrines, including the Trinity, Christian apologetics, and the nature of God's word, while addressing questions from listeners and refuting false teachings such as Pentecostalism and the prosperity gospel. [... more]

David, the rightful king of Israel, wrote in Psalm 33 that blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord, the people he has chosen as his own inheritance. This message is not just for Israel, but for all nations, and it's a promise that any nation can claim if they have God at the center. The founders of America believed in this promise and chose to make it a part of their nation's foundation, with phrases like 'In God we trust' appearing on currency and buildings. However, over time, America's religious history has shifted from Protestantism as the established church to a de facto national religion, and now to a more fragmented and liberal society. [... more]

The Christian Worldview explores the dangers of affirming gay Christianity, discussing how it has infiltrated society and the church, and how it is a spiritual war that Christians must be aware of and stand against. The discussion delves into the history of gay Christianity, its various forms, and the implications of its acceptance on morality and the church. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the theological war within the Southern Baptist Convention, the influence of feminist and Marxist ideologies on churches, and the implications of critical race theory on gospel ministry. Pastor Josh Bice shares his concerns about the liberal direction of the SBC and the compromise on biblical doctrines. The conversation also touches on the issue of women in ministry, the role of women in the church, and the importance of a biblical worldview in addressing cultural debates. [... more]

The evangelical church has undergone significant changes in recent decades, with many compromising on biblical fidelity. The term 'evangelical' has become diluted, and the church has been influenced by seeker-sensitive models, parachurch ministries, and a focus on social justice. The vaccine and COVID-19 pandemic have also raised concerns about the church's response to government mandates and the role of science in faith. Meanwhile, critical race theory and social justice have become increasingly prominent in evangelical circles, leading to divisions and debates within the church. As the church seeks to reform and rediscover its biblical roots, it must confront these challenges and prioritize a high view of Scripture. [... more]

Rick Warren's decision to ordain three female pastors at Saddleback Church has sparked controversy, with some arguing it's a sign of evangelicalism's downfall. Meanwhile, Pope Francis's Jesuit background and globalist agenda are raising concerns about the influence of Marxism and critical race theory in the church and society. [... more]

The church is thriving in America and around the world, despite what some may claim. Research shows that Christianity is not declining, but rather growing, especially in non-denominational churches that teach the Bible and emphasize discipleship. This is good news for Christians, who should be encouraged by the fact that the Holy Spirit is at work, leading people to faith and guiding churches to be authentic and vibrant. [... more]

The American Gospel films contrast the false teachings prevalent today to true biblical Christianity, highlighting the dangers of progressive Christianity, moralistic preaching, and the redefinition of words and concepts such as holiness, justice, and salvation. [... more]