...Let us form a biblical worldview in our people. All around us is sinking sand, but on Christ the solid rock, the true church stands. So, roaming devil notwithstanding, it always will.

One of the most common challenges we hear from church leaders, particularly pastors, is the need for more leaders in the church. The vacuum seems the greatest among elders, deacons, and teachers.

There’s money for transgender hormones, but not cancer treatments.

It took Joe Biden nearly two weeks to visit Hawaii to offer in-person condolences and support to the survivors of the horrific Maui wildfire. He evidently felt his time was better spent avoiding questions...

...What was meant as a humiliation of Trump and the half of the country he champions, instead flattered Trump and accentuated his power as one of the movers of history.

Do you approve of the nanny state? Many do. They think that government exists to manage society and solve social problems for the common good. But now some are not so sure.

It’s time to rethink Individualist Christianity and expect more from the body of Christ, where God is alive and well and indwelling.

In the Bible or church records, we seldom read about the offspring of significant figures, such as the original 12 apostles...Here we will outline seven challenges that arise in generational Christianity.

...The Maui wildfire is chronicled to be among the worst wildfires in United States history based on the number of known human fatalities, extending back for more than a century.

... Our priority when planning worship services is on allowing the message of Christ to be first and foremost, not on making smooth transitions and avoiding awkward silences.

Financial prosperity is a goal for many Americans, and most believe it’s God’s plan for them too but that they need to give a little more to ensure that blessing.

With new COVID variants, the same media and activists on the Left who were most fanatical about masks and other heavy-handed COVID policies during the pandemic are now pushing mask mandates again.

It is hard to imagine, and it could not be more unconstitutional. A public school in North Carolina suspended a middle school student because he told his fellow students about the love of Jesus.

...A federal judge issued a ruling in favor of a farmer in East Lansing, Michigan, who was excluded from a public farmer's market because of his Christian beliefs.

History tells us that censorship regimes never end well, though it may take a generation for the deadliest consequences to play out. The draft legislation is now under review following public consultation.

Parents of young children who both work full-time do indeed make us richer as a nation, but that doesn’t mean the result is a net positive.

We have all seen the hundreds of burned-up cars lining the single road in and out of Lahaina, yet the politicians claim that only 111 people have died. So where are all the elementary-aged kids?

...I want you to get a taste of what pastors do. And these stories are by no means uncommon. They are often repeated in churches every week.  Here, then, are my five hero pastors from real life scenarios:

The United States is fraying at the seams. What stands out for me is the erosion of standards of lawful behavior. It has become commonplace to see videos of people violently assaulting total strangers.

The need to inject yourself into everyone else’s tragedies — often with lies — isn’t empathy, it is narcissism.