Politics is important, so it’s good for Christians to be active in an election season. But politics isn’t ultimate, so we shouldn’t be anxious in an election season. But fighting political anxiety is easier said than done.

Election Day is tomorrow.. I cannot write everything I would like to say about how Christians should think about this election, but I do want to lay down three principles that should guide us as we vote.

...Whether on the local, state, or federal level, the most concerning aspect of born-again believers should not be who our leaders are but the lack of defending and seeking a Christian worldview.

...We have thus set before us in this manifesto, on the one hand, human depravity which requires lifelong repentance, and on the other the full and free grace of God in Christ, which requires a living faith.

We are all aware of the the “gender gap” in the 2024 United States Presidential Election.  One side gets the women’s vote and the other side get’s the men’s vote. This itself is a scriptural issue.

...As Christians, we know that Bible prophecy tells us that Iran will still live to attack Israel another day.

The words were there all the time, but it was just this past week that they leaped off the page as never before. Previously, I had hurried past them to contemplate the fulfillment of Psalm 83:3-12 and...

...Do we even have a civic responsibility when we are called to preach the Gospel to the Lost and to make Disciples? The short answer is yes, we do.

Disciple-making stands at the core of a church’s mission. While many churches emphasize disciple-making in their mission or vision statements, a question remains: Are we truly making disciples?

...Why would anyone choose to go to church to hear preaching? Preaching seems to be just another example of the church being out of touch, out of date, and out of steam.

Christians look at death differently than the world does, so why should Christians never fear death? Believers should not fear death because after death, we will be in the presence of the Lord...

...When we understand that God in his wisdom, power, and providence wastes nothing of our experience, then we begin to see our experience in a different way.

Christianity will always be “strange” to the world and its wisdom because of the resurrection. This truth (resurrection) is intrinsic to the gospel message and essential to God’s plan of redemption.

...When we talk about contentment, we’re talking about real enemies and spiritual armor. True contentment isn’t light, like a balloon. It’s weighty, an anchor that holds us fast through storms and deep waters.

Many people try to avoid trials, but God allows trials for our good.

It is common today for pastors/ministers to focus mainly on the New Testament in their preaching and ministry while hardly citing the Old Testament...Some of this can be due to uneasiness about teachings...

...I’ve read many commentaries on this verse as well as lengthy essays about it. How should we take these words? There are four main views:

...Clearly, Stanley is trying to market Christianity to seekers and doubters by lowering the threshold for belief. He’s basically saying “Don’t worry about the Bible. You don’t need to believe it:.."

Millions of people will be celebrating Halloween on October 31, including many Christians. Halloween is the second-largest commercial holiday in America, typically grossing around $10 billion in sales...