“In this is love, not that we have loved God but that he loves us and sent his Son to be the propitiation for our sins,” (1 John 4:10, ESV).
Same-Sex Attracted Pastor Gives Profound Defense of Biblical Sexual Ethics
Sam Allberry gave a profound two-minute defense of biblical sexual ethics applied to identity and marriage before the General Synod of the Church of England.
Video: What We Celebrate At Christmas
Reformed theologian Dr. R.C. Sproul reminds us that what we really celebrate at Christmas is the incarnation of God Himself.
Was Jesus a Socialist?
Kelvey Vander Hart: If you understand what socialism really is you would understand that Jesus Christ, the son of God, was not (and is not) a socialist.
An Open Letter to Donald Trump About Forgiveness
Shane Vander Hart writes an open letter to Donald Trump after he admitted he has never asked God for forgiveness at the FAMiLY Leadership Summit in Ames, IA.
The Resurrection of Christ (John 20)
Happy Easter! We wanted to share the Resurrection narrative from John 20:1-29 to encourage you to reflect on Christ’s victory over sin and death today.
We’re Always the Goat, Never the Scapegoats
David Shedlock: Jesus Christ escaped with sins that were not His own, for He had no sin. But he bore my my sins. He did it voluntarily.
Caffeinated Thought of the Day: Christ and Him Crucified
Shane Vander Hart: Christ took upon Himself what was ours and gives to us what was rightfully His. We should be eternally grateful as a result.
Video: God Can Save Anybody
As former atheist Paul Wood demonstrates. There is not a single person on the planet that God can not save. There is nobody who is not within His reach.
Caffeinated Thought of the Day: The Amazing Incarnation
Shane Vander Hart: The Incarnation is amazing! God the Son, the co-Creator of the universe, humbled Himself by coming not as King, but son of a carpenter.
Caffeinated Thought of the Day: Jesus is the Remedy for Sin
Shane Vander Hart: There is nothing in us that makes us worthy of salvation, but so many think they can earn their way into heaven if they are good enough.
Caffeinated Thought of the Day: Christians Will Fail, Jesus Won’t
Brian Myers: The truth of Christianity is not obviated by the failure of Christians to think, speak, and act as they ought. Jesus Christ never fails.
Why Yik Yak is Not the Problem
Some blamed Yik Yak for the recent threats toward Southeast Polk, but the problem is not Yik Yak. The problem is the degenerate hearts of those using it.
What is Truly Precious?
As it is in the political world it is easy in the world of theology to build silos, to argue, to debate, to systemize our belief system to a set of ideas. It is easy to view, to hold tight to those beliefs as precious, but what makes them precious in the first place? Our […]
Liberal (or Conservative) Advocacy Doesn’t Earn One’s Place in Heaven
The New York Times interviewed former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg about his investment of $50 million to advocate for gun control. An the end of the article he said this: Mr. Bloomberg was introspective as he spoke, and seemed both restless and wistful. When he sat down for the interview, it was a few […]
Trayvon Martin, George Zimmerman, Race & Faith
Whatever opinion Christians have about the death of Trayvon Martin & the acquittal of George Zimmerman, we should not allow this gospel to be eclipsed.
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