Regular church attendance is crucial for spiritual growth, as it allows for worship, instruction, prayer, and fellowship with brothers and sisters in Christ. Neglecting to meet together can lead to spiritual immaturity, and a lack of love and unity within the body of Christ. [... more]

The Reformation, sparked by Martin Luther's 95 Theses, led to the recovery of key doctrines such as justification by faith and the establishment of Protestantism. The movement's impact extended beyond ecclesiastical matters, influencing Western civilization and shaping the founding documents and culture of the United States. Today, the Reformation's principles are under attack, with the rise of Marxism and a global agenda that seeks to undermine the influence of the Reformation in America. [... more]

The Bible teaches that the Christian's relationship to politics and civil government is one of submission, with the believer's primary focus on spiritual transformation rather than moral reform. The gospel has the power to transform lives and cultures, and the church's mission is to join the Father in seeking those who will worship Him in spirit and in truth. [... more]

The church is the body of true believers redeemed by Christ, and its message of salvation through faith in Christ is the only hope for sinners. However, governments often seek to undermine the church's authority, leading to a spiritual battle between the two. Christians must understand their role in this battle and be willing to stand up for their faith, even in the face of government overreach and persecution. [... more]

Chuck Swindoll discusses the reality of ecclesiastical erosion and its impact on churches, highlighting the importance of staying focused on the mission and not getting distracted by minor flare-ups. He shares a biblical example from Acts 19, where the church at Ephesus faced opposition and spiritual attacks, but ultimately grew and thrived due to the faithful leadership and teaching of Paul. [... more]

Chuck Swindoll explores the reality of erosion in churches, discussing how it can happen gradually and subtly, and how it can be addressed through a commitment to biblical principles and strong preaching. He shares examples from the Bible, including the story of the Church at Ephesus, and emphasizes the importance of guarding against erosion and staying true to God's Word. [... more]

The social justice movement has infiltrated evangelicalism, threatening the biblical worldview and the gospel. John Harris, author of two books on the subject, explains how the movement's ideology is rooted in false teaching and compromises the church's mission. [... more]