The great pandemic of 2020 caused considerable disruption in life. Sadly, the church fell into chaos as well. As this isn’t the first pandemic (and won’t be the last), what general principals must we learn from this, as if we don’t learn from history the church will be doomed to repeat it.

Life lessons come from many places. Myself, I’ve learned plenty from my dog. Lindsey Bowers Tatum presents us another animal lesson, from her horse Four.

When a major shift in society occurs (some law or court decision) people ask: “How will this change the way you teach the Bible?” The answer isn’t hard, but the reason behind it is complex, but it’s something which reveals the key between God and Government.

People worry about Christians being persecuted. But the church is never hurt by persecution. However, a huge danger does exist which can destroy the church, and you must be aware of it. It's not the Supreme Court, legislation, or even new laws.

Staying on message isn't just for politics. Christians should stay on message as well, and not get bogged down in liberal theology sidetracks.

You know what? People don't really change much. The same problem the disciples faced thousands of years ago is the exact same problem we frequently encounter — and we react the same way they did. Isn't it time to learn the lesson and be at peace.

Calling yourself a Christian doesn't make it any more than sitting at a piano makes you a pianist.

People ask me, why train in Taekwondo? Among other things, it provides an opportunity to help other people, perhaps by sharing my story.

The Senate race in Kentucky reveals a deep dark secret very few know.

Watching political events it's clear where we are today is a product of decades. Sadly, when people sounded the alarm many years ago they were ignored.