Christian Living

In Justice by Alan Sears describes a story similar to Orwell’s “1984”, but relating to first amendment freedoms, specifically religious freedoms. This issue remains at the forefront today, whether it’s speaking on your beliefs, religious displays, so-called “hate speech”, and more. The book considers what might happen if today’s politically correct movement continues to grow.

Don’t accept someones point of view just because they have the title “pastor” after them. In this case, an atheist has a better understanding of the gospel than the pastor they’re speaking to.

Christians should not only be above reproach in actions, but appearance as well. What does it say when a group begs for money? Even if the need is sincere, the appearance from such actions causes problems - the stereotypical image of a TV preacher not generally being good.

Multi-dimensional spaces from the Bible’s point of view and what occurs in those dimensions. How to pick up and use the armor God provides us in Ephesians 6.

Some raise concerns over The Manhattan Declaration. Consider two issues raised and examine them to understand the underlying problems and errors resulting from faulty analysis of the Biblical text.

If one person in a marriage lives a strict legalistic lifestyle and not be grace, how can the other spouse handle the situation?

Another wave flows through the church, this time the Manhattan Declaration. But does it have any real benefits, and should a Christian be involved?

How involved should a Christian be involved in politics? What methods should you use to determine your vote or other political involvement?

Do you struggle with finding news and information? With all the different source, wouldn’t it be easy if news could be compiled into an easy to use all-at-once source? Say no more, we’ve done it for you! Take a look…

An example of a church failing to properly communicate truth. Just as in Corinth, the church must avoid common problems. Sadly, the problems in Corinth remain in the church today.

Why don’t my plans work out the way I want? I pray for weeks or months yet it seems God isn’t listening. Why doesn’t He do something?

Why go back to the previous life? Didn’t God promise victorious living? Learn the lesson from Israel after leaving Egypt.

The disciples provide a critical lesson for use during trials via nautical means.

A fictional story about choices in life, and where they lead. You may choose which path to take in life, but choose wisely as only one has a happy ending.

An examination of Jesus’ command to take up your cross and follow Him. What cross does He speak of?

As huge numbers are thrown around during discussions, just how much are they talking about? More importantly, what advice did Solomon have concerning financial matters we should consider when speaking of trillion dollar deficits.

July 4 isn’t just about NASCAR, hot dogs and soda. How many people take the time to remember those events over 200 years ago? The founding document of the country?

With all the economic uncertainty in the news, many people ask a simple question - how did the country get into this mess? And can $800 billion get us out? Most importantly, what lessons should be learned for the future?

If there is a God, why does He allow some bad events, and prevent others? If God intervenes in an event, and fails to in another, does that mean He doesn’t care?

What kind of faith does the Bible speak of? A summary of how the Bible defines faith - Christians are called to an active faith based on reason and logic, not blind faith as some claim. How do we get faith like Abraham and David and the mighty men of the Bible?

Lessons to be learned from John the Baptist and his presentation of Jesus Christ as the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.

James says we should count it all joy when we have trials. Is he crazy? If not, how do we do that?

Making a U-Turn in life. An example of God’s grace and a message for anyone who thinks some people will never come to Christ.

Two errors frequently made in the Christian life. Both end in the same disastrous results; avoiding these mistakes is critical.

The Deutero-Isaiah hypothesis represents modern Biblical scholarship with its belief Isaiah didn’t write the book bearing his name, but multiple anonymous authors wrote different sections with the book later being compiled as Isaiah. Does the Bible itself rebut the scholars? Or should you spend hours reading their scholarship?