Starting strong is good, but finishing strong is better. The Christian life is like a race, and the objective is to run to win. We must keep our eyes on Jesus, resist the devil, and stay focused on our faith. Making public commitments, separating ourselves from ungodly influences, and giving to the kingdom are essential for spiritual growth and finishing well in our faith journey. [... more]

Divisive individuals can cause chaos and destruction in churches, but faithful leaders can stand strong by being discerning, confronting evil, and separating from those who bring harm. By trusting in God's promises and peace, we can navigate even the most turbulent times and share the light of Christ with others. [... more]

The Pilgrims' story and their beliefs, which led directly to the principles of the Declaration of Independence in the US Constitution, have been mostly forgotten by the majority of our population. Despite facing persecution and hardships, the Pilgrims remained committed to their faith and their biblical principles, which influenced the way they lived their lives and governed their colony. Their example of self-government, rule from within, and the importance of the Bible in their daily lives is a valuable lesson for Christians today. [... more]

The nation's Christian foundation is being forgotten, and its godly heritage is crumbling under the weight of atheism and evolution. The founding fathers warned that God's judgment would come upon this nation if it abandoned its faith in God and the Bible. Scripture says every nation that forgets God shall be turned into hell, and it would be foolish to think that America is the exception. [... more]

Ron Blue shares insights on biblical and practical wisdom for business partnerships, emphasizing the importance of shared faith and values in lasting relationships. Rob West discusses various financial topics, including vendor access to bank accounts, retirement planning, and charitable giving. [... more]

Paul exhorts the church to holiness, grounding it in God's presence and unconditional promise. He commands separation from unbelievers, specifically false teachers, and warns against unequal yoking, which leads to spiritual adultery. The pursuit of holiness is a response to God's already fulfilled promise, not a means to earn it, and is motivated by the fear of God. [... more]

The steadfast love of Christ is an unerring love that cannot be separated from us, even in the midst of suffering, death, or hardship. We are more than conquerors through Him who loved us, and nothing can or will separate us from God's love, including death, life, angels, demons, or any other power in creation. [... more]

Worship always begins with a word from God and requires a response, submission, separation, surrender, and sacrifice. True worship involves faith in God's promises and obedience to His word, leading to a deeper understanding of who God is and what He has done for us. [... more]

The Bible foretells the collapse of the world system, represented by Babylon, a code word for the world without God and Christ. This collapse is a result of the Antichrist's rise to power, who will unite the world under a one-world government and economy. Christians are called to come out of the world and live separated lives, honoring Christ and maximizing Jesus in their lives. They must also share the gospel with others, preparing them for the future and giving generously to support global missions. [... more]

James E. Ward shares his life-changing experience in third grade when he was bused to a predominantly white school and met his teacher, Mrs. Pitts, who taught him the power of integration, self-worth, and relationships. He discusses how this experience shaped his zero victim thinking and its impact on his life, including his encounters with police officers and his work as a pastor teaching others to overcome injustice with a new attitude. [... more]

When saved by grace, Christians should live soberly, righteously, and godly in the present world, denying ungodliness and worldly lusts. The world has a prince, a philosophy, a purpose, and people, and Christians must resist its pull, refuse its persuasion, and avoid its pollution. Lot's story serves as an example of a man who was saved by grace but failed to learn the lesson of separation, becoming a disgrace to grace. [... more]

The Parable of the Tares reveals Satan's plan to sow poisonous seeds amongst the saints, leading to spiritual deception and the loss of eternal life. Christians must be aware of this strategy and take heed to the warning of Jesus, who said that at the end of the church age, the angels will separate the tares from the wheat and cast them into eternal fire. [... more]

Jesus Christ warns of a solemn place of future punishment, a place of agony, suffering, and torment, where individuals will be judged according to their works, and experience degrees of suffering. This place is described as a place of unquenchable fire, darkness, weeping, and gnashing of teeth, where individuals will be separated from God and experience eternal regret. Jesus emphasizes the importance of accepting Him as Savior to avoid eternal suffering, and invites listeners to receive Him by faith, warning that foolish men and women ignore warnings, while wise men and women take heed to them. [... more]

The Bible teaches that there are two places for men to spend eternity, heaven or the lake of fire, which is a place of everlasting banishment from Almighty God. The choice is made while on earth, and God does not force anyone to spend eternity in a place of righteousness and holiness. Those who reject Jesus Christ will spend eternity separated from Him, while those who accept Him will spend eternity loving and worshiping God. [... more]

The Bible has been a cornerstone of Western civilization, yet its presence in public schools is often misunderstood. A new documentary, Off School Property, aims to correct this record by highlighting a 1952 Supreme Court ruling that allows private Bible instruction in public schools with parental permission. [... more]

God's desire for the Christian Church to be a witness to the world, standing firm in faith and not being swept away by the darkness of the world. The Bible teaches that God is the leader and ruler, not human governments or earthly kings. The separation of church and state is crucial, and the church should not operate like the world, but rather be a manifestation of God's theocracy. [... more]

Christians have a guarantee of security and love from God, even in the face of tribulation, persecution, and death. Through Christ, believers are more than conquerors, and nothing can separate them from God's love. [... more]

The world has its charming persuasions, controlling power, and corrupting pollution, which can lead to a costly price, including loss of faith, family, and fortune, as seen in the story of Lot, who loved the wrong world and ultimately suffered the consequences of his actions. [... more]

The story of the American Revolution and the journey from the Articles of Confederation to the Constitution is one of the most remarkable stories in human history. Dr. Larry Horn and Monty Montgomery discuss how the United States governing document was the Articles of Confederation, which left the states in near total power, but was failing and needed to be revised. They explore how George Washington's leadership and Madison's reasoning helped bring about a better rule of law through example and the creation of the Constitution. [... more]

The U.S. Constitution is a foundational document that outlines the framework of the American government and the rights of its citizens. On Constitution Day, we reflect on the importance of the Constitution and its role in protecting individual freedoms, including the separation of church and state, freedom of speech, and freedom of religion. The Constitution's Bill of Rights and three branches of government are essential components of the American system, ensuring that power is distributed and checked to prevent abuse. As Christians, we recognize the Constitution's limitations and the need for a higher authority, but we also appreciate its role in protecting our rights and freedoms. [... more]

The Flushing Remonstrance, a 17th-century document, played a significant role in establishing the principle of religious freedom in America. It was written by Edward Hart and signed by 30 inhabitants of the village of Flushing, New York, in 1657. The document defied Governor Peter Stuyvesant's policy of persecution against Quakers and other non-conformists, stating that the law of love, peace, and liberty condemns hatred, war, and bondage. The remonstrance's influence can be seen in the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which formalized the separation of church and state. [... more]

Justice Barrett explains the role of the Supreme Court in upholding the Constitution and the separation of powers, while also discussing the court's approach to judicial review and its decisions on abortion rights, executive power, and precedent. She emphasizes the importance of respecting the Constitution and the democratic process, and highlights the challenges of navigating the complexities of the court's decisions and the public's perception of them. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Radio Show discusses various topics including American history, the concept of a Christian nation, the national anthem, and the importance of God-given rights. The show also touches on the Biden administration's policies, vaccine mandates, and the rising crime rate in America. Additionally, the hosts discuss the impact of the music industry on society and the need for responsible leadership. [... more]

God enforces discipline upon his people, requiring them to conform to His ways and separate themselves from the world's views and practices. This includes restrictions on food, dress, and behavior, as well as the importance of honoring and respecting elders and strangers. [... more]

A ministry, Crossroads Kids Clubs, aims to share the good news of Jesus Christ with children in public schools through church-led clubs, despite concerns about separation of church and state. The founder, Matt Armstrong, shares his personal story and the challenges of reaching churches and schools with the gospel, but emphasizes the importance of loving people and meeting their needs, both physically and spiritually. [... more]

A federal judge in Maine slams judicial activism, saying the judiciary does not serve as an omnibus super legislature. The ACLJ is expanding its government affairs department in Washington D.C. with a new director, Mark Kelly, who has 20 years of experience on Capitol Hill. The organization is also celebrating 35 years of victory and is seeking donations to support its work. [... more]

A timeline of the FBI's investigation into the Clinton Foundation reveals a pattern of obstruction by high-ranking officials, including Deputy Director Andrew McCabe and Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates. Meanwhile, the ACLJ fights for life and against government overreach, including a case against Planned Parenthood's funding and a possible indictment of former President Barack Obama. The Kennedy Center honors are also discussed, with a bipartisan list of artists and musicians to be recognized, including Kiss and Sylvester Stallone. [... more]

James emphasizes the importance of living out one's faith through submission to God's word, studying it diligently, speaking it truthfully, serving others, and separating from the world's influences. He encourages believers to be doers of the word, not just hearers, and to let it transform their lives. [... more]

Living in a hostile culture, Christians often feel forced to choose between assimilation and separation. However, the book of Daniel teaches a third option: transformation. By infiltrating and influencing Babylon, Daniel and his friends were able to shine as faithful servants of God, demonstrating how to live wisely in a place where God is not respected. This approach is not about blending in or standing out, but about being a witness to the power of God's kingdom in the midst of a counterfeit world. [... more]

The book of Leviticus outlines the Jewish dietary laws, specifically what animals are considered unclean and why. The emphasis is on maintaining purity and separation from unclean things, as God is a holy and distinct God. This pursuit of holiness is a key theme in the book, and understanding it is crucial for the people of God. [... more]

The dietary laws in Leviticus are not about healthy eating, but about obedience and separation from the world. God's people are called to be a distinct and dissimilar people, living differently from everyone else. The laws are meant to teach the reality of living God's way in a cursed world, requiring separation, discernment, and courage, with dependency on the Holy Spirit. [... more]

Jacob's reunion with his son Joseph after 25 years apart is a testament to God's sovereignty and the power of forgiveness. As Joseph welcomes his father to Egypt, he demonstrates a sense of family responsibility and pride, despite his humble origins. Meanwhile, Jacob's encounter with Pharaoh serves as a declaration of life's brevity and a reminder of God's promise to multiply his descendants. [... more]

Christians should be involved in politics, using their influence to promote conservative Christian values and shape the political environment. The church plays a vital role in the political process, and pastors should not be afraid to speak out on issues from the pulpit. The recent IRS ruling has removed a major obstacle, allowing pastors to endorse candidates without fear of losing their tax-exempt status. Christians should be faithful, responsible citizens, exercising their right to vote and seeking to influence leaders who reflect biblical values. [... more]

Dr. Abadan Shah discusses the decline of Protestantism and Judeo-Christian values in America, citing the influence of liberal theology, multiculturalism, and immigration on the country's cultural and religious landscape. He argues that these shifts have led to a loss of courage among Christian leaders and a decline in the influence of Christianity in the public square. [... more]

Supreme Court Justice Jackson's comments on the state of democracy and her role as a justice have raised concerns about judicial activism and the separation of powers. Her views on the Constitution and the role of the judiciary are being closely watched, and some are questioning whether she is staying within her lane as a judge. [... more]

In an increasingly polarized culture, Christians are faced with the challenge of speaking truth without fear of persecution. The recent legalization of medically assisted death and abortion laws in the UK serve as a stark reminder of the need for courageous leadership and a commitment to God's truth. As theologians and pastors, it's essential to understand the concept of vocation and calling, recognizing that all work belongs to God, whether sacred or ordinary. The trans issue has also sparked important conversations, but many Christian voices have remained silent, leaving parents and individuals vulnerable to deception and abuse. It's time for a theology of saying what's unpopular, rather than prioritizing avoiding offense. [... more]

Dr. Abadan Shah discusses the relationship between Christianity and government, highlighting the importance of Christians having a significant influence on government and the need to balance faith and politics. He also shares personal experiences of persecution and encourages listeners to stand up for their faith and values. [... more]

The collapse of the world market is a part of the story of Babylon's judgment, as described in the book of Revelation. The Bible tells us that God will judge Babylon for her iniquity, influence, infidelity, and inhumanity, resulting in a complete and final doom. The response to this judgment is a call to separation from the world system, which is characterized by materialism and humanism. Christians are called to come out from among them and be separate, lest they participate in their sins and receive their plagues. [... more]

Dr. Abadan Shah discusses the relationship between government and Christianity, highlighting six wrong views on the matter, including the idea that government should mandate Christianity and the notion that government and Christianity should not mix at all. He emphasizes the importance of Judeo-Christian values in American history and the need for Christians to influence government, rather than the other way around. [... more]

America's Christian heritage is being perverted, and the country is suffering as a result. The founding fathers intended for the nation to be guided by Christian principles, but the Supreme Court's rulings have led to a secular nation. The consequences of this shift are evident in the increase in illegitimate births, divorce rates, teenage suicide rates, and violent crimes. The nation's rejection of God has led to its downfall, and it is time for Americans to stand up and reclaim their Christian roots. [... more]