Who Controls Your Bible?

“Every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book has been re-written, every picture has been re-painted, every statue and…

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Jesus Never Knew You

How can you know whether you are a true Christian or a counterfeit Christian? Jesus warned that some religious people will call Him “Lord” and still hear, “I never knew you.” This biblical examination of Matthew 7:23 explores false assurance, the new birth, spiritual fruit, obedience, love for Christ, and the gospel hope offered to every sinner who comes to Jesus with empty hands.

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Big Brother Knows You Pray

Flock cameras promise public safety, but what happens when surveillance, government power, and Christian faith collide? Drawing from Daniel 6, this article explores religious liberty, digital tracking, and how believers should respond when faithful obedience becomes evidence.

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Between Two Sunsets

Lindsey Graham’s sudden death is a sobering reminder that life can end between two sunsets. This Christian reflection considers the certainty of death, the urgency of the gospel, and the hope found in the cross and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

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The Christian Position on Race Will Offend Almost Everyone

A hard-hitting Christian reflection on race, racism, and the image of God. This article explains why race is imaginary as a God-made hierarchy, why racism is real as a sin against image bearers, and how the gospel creates one redeemed family in Christ.

What in the PC(USA) Is Going On?

The PC(USA) is now debating whether ordained ministers should be required to live in a monogamous sexual relationship. That sentence should stop every Christian in his tracks.

This is what happens when churches learn to treat God’s Word as negotiable. First, the questions sound compassionate. Then they sound reasonable. Soon, the old boundaries are treated like embarrassments, and the church finds itself debating what Scripture has already made plain.

This is not about hating anyone. It is about loving Christ, loving His church, honoring faithful women, and refusing to let the serpent’s old question become the church’s new posture: “Did God actually say?”

A woman preaching on a large church stage with the word “AFRAID?” over the image, illustrating the Southern Baptist debate over women preaching and the pastoral office.

Why Are Southern Baptists So Afraid of Women Preaching?

Southern Baptists are debating women preaching, female pastors, and the biblical qualifications for pastor, elder, and overseer. This open letter supports Al Mohler’s Truth and Unity Amendment while affirming the crucial role of women in the church. Pastor Rich Bitterman argues that the issue is not fear of gifted women, but faithful submission to Scripture, biblical church order, and the authority of Christ over His church.

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I Have the Gift of Tongues

Speaking in tongues is trending again, but what did the gift actually look like in the early church? A pastoral reflection on Acts 2, 1 Corinthians 14, the Holy Spirit, Scripture, and why the miracle was never confusion. It was meaning.

Religious leader with a startled expression beneath the words “The Soul?” for a Christian reflection on artificial intelligence and human dignity.

Even the Pope Doesn’t Like AI

Even the Pope is warning about AI, but Christians should see the deeper danger. The real crisis is not that machines may become human, but that people may forget they have souls. A gospel-centered reflection on artificial intelligence, conscience, and the image of God.

Teen Thugs Run Wild

The scariest sound in that restaurant was not the crash of chairs. It was the laughter. That thin, careless laughter…

Man in custody seated in a courtroom beside an officer, with bold white text reading “C’mon Chud!”

Should the Same Mouth Crown Christ and Spit Racial Slurs?

A viral controversy surrounding Chud the Builder raises a deeper question for Christians: can a mouth that crowns Christ also spit racial slurs? Ephesians 4 reminds us that free speech may protect ugly words, but Christ commands His people to speak with truth, grace, holiness, and love.

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The Darkest Thing About Mark Hamill’s Post

What is the darkest thing about Mark Hamill’s post about Donald Trump? This Christian devotional on Matthew 7 explores judgment, self-righteousness, hypocrisy, and the warning of Jesus that every word will one day be weighed by God.

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Why Would Demons Need Spaceships?

What should Christians think about rumors of a government UFO briefing for pastors and the growing talk of alien disclosure? This article offers a biblical response to UFO claims, spiritual deception, and sensational speculation, showing why Scripture, the gospel, and the lordship of Christ remain unchanged.