The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' stance on slavery is examined in relation to a prophecy by Joseph Smith, as found in the Doctrine and Covenants. The prophecy, which speaks of war and slaves rising up against their masters, is analyzed in the context of historical events, including the Nat Turner Rebellion and the American Civil War. [... more]

Believers can have peace and exercise discernment in an age of delusion by coming to saving faith in Jesus Christ, repenting of sin, and trusting in the gospel. The antidote to delusion is sanctification, the process of becoming more like Christ, and the power of God working in us to will and to work His good pleasure. Believers can improve discernment by having a conviction in God's word, minimizing exposure to ungodly media and entertainment, being influenced by sound teachers, and being part of a biblical local church. [... more]

Critical Race Theory is a Marxist ideology that has infiltrated American institutions, promoting racial equity and systemic racism. It manipulates people's perceptions of reality, conditioning white children to question their accomplishments and black children to feel anger and resentment. This ideology is being taught in schools, where students are being indoctrinated with false history and a sense of collective guilt. The impact of this ideology on students and the nation as a whole is devastating, creating toxic wedges between children and driving them away from the success formula of character, resilience, and hard work. [... more]

Dr. R.C. Sproul makes a rational case for Christianity, emphasizing the importance of logic and reason in understanding the Bible and defending the faith. He argues that the law of non-contradiction is a necessary condition for meaningful communication and that contradictions are not permissible in truth. [... more]

The Bible teaches that Christians are made new through their faith in Christ, but this raises questions about how to live with remaining sin. Some argue that Christians should accept and affirm their desires, even if they are considered sinful, while others believe that Christians should declare war on sin and seek to mortify their fleshly desires. [... more]

The Southern Baptist Convention is facing a crisis of identity, with some members embracing critical race theory and others advocating for same-sex attracted Christians. This raises questions about biblical orthodoxy and the gospel, and highlights the importance of a Christian worldview in navigating these complex issues. [... more]