Leaving your church should never be a knee jerk, rash decision. This is a consumer mindset. If your church didn't (fill in the blank with your preferred actions), the answer isn't to angrily leave. Go, graciously and humbly, talk to your pastor about your disagreement.

My dear American friends, We British Christians would get excited when, once a year, Queen Elizabeth would make a mild but sincere reference to the love of Jesus Christ in her Christmas address. In Charlie Kirks' Memorial service, watched by tens of millions, I just heard: -

Every speech for five hours in a row declared Jesus Christ as our lord and savior. We’ve never seen anything like this. It was extraordinary.

Reports say that over 20 million people watched the Charlie Kirk memorial today. 20 million people heard the gospel today. I can’t wait to start seeing reports of the thousands of people that got saved today!

“My heart belongs To a country and a King Of a land I've always known But I've never seen Some call it "Paradise" Or "the land of the living" Well, I call it "home" And I'm homesick for Heaven I wanna walk with Moses On streets of gold And dance with David Before Your throne To

As we head into Thanksgiving and the holiday season, gratitude can easily become a slogan instead of a posture. It’s simple to thank God for the obvious blessings, family, provision, answered prayers, but Scripture calls us to something deeper. In 1 Thessalonians 5:18, Paul

Today was a special day. Our Thanksgiving service was filled with testimonies from a new believer, those healed from cancer, and many rejoicing over answered prayers. God walked us through difficult seasons, and we were reminded again that He is good and worthy of all our praise.

I am thankful. Not because everything went well this year. In fact, this year was the hardest of my life. Losing two babies and having my entire world flip upside down on January 31… it’s been a year I’ll never forget for reasons I wish I could. And yet, I am thankful. Because

If God actually chooses you he ruins you for normal life, marks you so obviously that other people can smell it on you and they will hate you for it, not consciously but in their bones, because your existence proves that settling was optional and they chose it anyway. The blessed

2025 was a year that stretched us in ways I didn’t know were possible. It was marked by deep grief, unanswered prayers, and moments where the ground beneath us felt like it gave way. We walked through the loss of two of our babies, Calvary and Victory. There were seasons where

BREAKING: The Dallas Mavericks are trading 10-time NBA All-Star Anthony Davis, Jaden Hardy, D'Angelo Russell and Dante Exum to the Washington Wizards for Khris Middleton, AJ Johnson, Malaki Branham, Marvin Bagley III, 2 first-round picks and 3 second-rounders, sources tell ESPN.

To become better or more knowledgeable in any field, an admission of ignorance is first required. We cannot grow unless we realize we don’t know it all. “How can we remember our ignorance, which our growth requires, when we are using our knowledge all the time?” - Henry Thoreau

Every text has a structure.
The structure reveals the emphasis.
The emphasis shapes the message. Good interpretation isn’t forcing our ideas or opinions onto the text.
It’s discovering what the text itself is highlighting. God help us to be men that simply let the text talk.

In Matthew 4, the Spirit “led” Jesus into the wilderness specifically “to be tempted of the devil.” (V1) While God will never tempt us, God will allow temptation to come into our lives from the devil, but it is up to us how to respond. When Jesus was tempted, every root

Matthew 5:17-48 can be a difficult passage to grapple with at times, but when we read it in the context of the book and rest of Scripture, it is incredibly beautiful. First, the context. Matthew is written for the Jews that would have known the law and kept it. But over time,

We will spend eternity in heaven with a multitude of Christians with whom we disagreed on second and third order issues.

I was reading the different accounts of the betrayal, death, burial, and resurrection of Christ today and I got to thinking that sometimes we have a hard time putting ourselves in Judas’ shoes. I mean, who would betray Jesus for just 30 pieces of silver?! But then I also got to

Cooper Flagg tonight vs. his previous game Generational talent. (via Real App)