The resurrection of Christ is a pivotal event that has been debated for centuries. Gabe Fleur presents a compelling case for the resurrection, citing the transformation of the disciples, the rational satisfaction it provides, and the historical evidence that supports it. He argues that the resurrection is not just a myth, but a historical verity that can be proven through various strands of evidence. The resurrection has far-reaching implications for our understanding of faith, knowledge, and the human experience, and it remains a cornerstone of the Christian worldview. [... more]

The heart behind generosity is explored, with a focus on the motives that shape our giving and why God cares deeply about them. Pierce Taylor Hibbs discusses the biblical concept of the heart, Labob, and how it governs all that we do, including our actions and decisions. He also unpacks the story of the widow in Mark 12, who gave two copper coins, and how her motives were celebrated by Jesus. [... more]

Anger is a morally neutral emotional response designed to protect someone or something, but it can be a destructive force if left unchecked. It can be a healthy response to injustices or wrongs, but it can also lead to negative consequences and pitfalls. Understanding anger from God's perspective is key to dealing with it in a healthy way and learning to express it in a way that gets the issue on the table without attacking the person. [... more]

A man paralyzed for 38 years is dramatically changed when he encounters Jesus, illustrating the supernatural power of Christ to transform lives. The Christian life begins with a personal encounter with Jesus, leading to a miraculous life of obedience and faith. [... more]

The prosperity gospel redefines God's blessing primarily in material terms, leading to a distorted view of faith and financial decisions. Dr. David W. Jones discusses the dangers of this theology and the importance of a biblical understanding of blessing and provision, emphasizing the need to trust in God's revealed grace and not view faith as a force that generates blessings. [... more]

Engaging one's mind and heart in worship is essential for a meaningful experience. The Bible emphasizes the importance of rational and spiritual worship, where one's thoughts and emotions are aligned with God's Word. Authentic praise requires spiritual life, assistance, and activity, making a commitment to contribute to the congregation and render unto the Lord for all his benefits. [... more]

Biblical worship involves more than just the Bible; it requires a knowledge of God as revealed in Scripture, a rational engagement of the mind, and a spiritual connection with the Lord. Without being spiritually alive, assisted, and active, worship remains superficial and unfulfilling. [... more]

True worship results from learning the great truths about God as they are expounded to us by those of God's appointing and as they are discovered by us in the private place. It involves the heart, the mind, and the Spirit, and is impossible left to ourselves. We need to be spiritually alive, assisted, and active in our worship, making much of God's grandeur and might. [... more]

The existence of God is rationally necessary, as reason demands that something has always existed, with the power of being within itself. This self-existent being is eternal and unchanging, with its being necessary by virtue of rationality and ontological necessity. [... more]

The existence of God is a question that has enormous implications, with the possibility of eternal consequences. R.C. Sproul explores the concept of self-existence, arguing that reason demands the assertion of a self-existent eternal being to account for the existence of anything in this world. He discusses the difference between proof and persuasion, and how people may refuse to accept evidence due to emotional reasons or bias. [... more]

The battle for truth and the preservation of our constitutional republic is a matter of great importance, as Alex McFarland discusses the philosophical foundations of the woke world and the need for a return to biblical principles and rational thought. [... more]

Understanding market valuation is crucial for making informed financial decisions. By comparing current valuations to historical data, investors can gain insights into potential future returns. Mark Biller, executive editor at Sound Mind Investing, explains how to measure market valuation and its implications for long-term investment strategies. [... more]

God's design for the economy is centered around His principles, which can guide us towards a more virtuous and productive society. By understanding the ideal economy and following God's design, we can experience His blessings and make better financial decisions. [... more]

The Pentecostalization of Christian worship has led to a shift in the way churches approach worship and music, with some arguing that it has compromised the accuracy of Scripture and the saving gospel. David DeBrain, pastor of New Covenant Baptist Church in Johannesburg, South Africa, discusses the issue of spiritual gifts and the charismatic movement, and how it has affected the evangelical church. He also addresses the topic of music and worship style, and how it can be a distraction from the true worship of God. [... more]

The Resurrection of Christ is supported by the transformation of the disciples, who went from being dejected and disheartened to being fearless and unified in their declaration of Jesus' message. The Resurrection is also rationally satisfying, making sense of reason and evidence, and it explains all the evidence, including the rise of Christianity and the change people undergo when they meet Christ. [... more]

The principles of logic and reason are essential for meaningful communication and understanding the world. However, the rejection of reason and the embracing of contradictions can lead to absurdity and irrationality. In a world where truth is often subjective, Christians must affirm the existence of God and the importance of rationality in understanding the Bible and the world around them. [... more]

The Bible explains where unbelief comes from, revealing that our hearts give evidence of God's existence. The apostle Paul argues that our belief problems ultimately go back to our heart problems, and the opposite of faith in God is not atheism, but idolatry. We resist the truth because our hearts are bent on exalting ourselves rather than God, leading us to suppress the truth and worship created things instead of the creator. [... more]

The New Testament message is steeped in the supernatural, and the Bible claims to be giving us this message on nothing less than the authority of God. Christians must defend the trustworthiness of Scripture, establishing its divine origin and authority, to validate the extraordinary claims of Christianity. [... more]

The 2020 Presidential Election was marred by widespread voting fraud, with evidence of ballot trafficking and mail-in ballot irregularities. Dinesh D'Souza's documentary '2,000 Mules' reveals a coordinated effort to subvert the election, with thousands of 'mules' collecting and depositing ballots in drop boxes. The film's findings have sparked a national conversation about election integrity and the need for stronger voter ID laws and surveillance on drop boxes. [... more]

Dr. R.C. Sproul presents the classical method of apologetics, arguing that reason demands the existence of a self-existent eternal being to account for the existence of anything else. He explores the differences between proof and persuasion, and how people may resist the existence of God due to emotional reasons or bias. [... more]