Over the past few weeks, we have looked at why we desire enemies. We looked at why Christians don’t have enemies. We looked at the objections to that statement. We looked at why the distinction Jesus made matters so much. But there is one more objection to these statements that we need to address. What about the enemies Paul mentions in Philippians 3:18?

There have been several events throughout America’s history that have been classified as revivals, and they all looked different and had a different effect on the land. But what does this word even mean? Where did it come from? What should it look like? That's what we want to explore for a bit today: what does a Biblical Revival actually look like?

A recent trending news item caught my eye yesterday. The President was once again in the news, but this time, something was different. It caught my eye, not because of the typical political reasons, but instead, this time, I saw in the headlines and social media posts, another example of how the cultural message of the American church misses the mark completely.

The call of God is to care for those that our government hates. The God who rescued His people out of oppression in a foreign land continues to care for those in similar situations. The heart of God cares about the immigrant in the land, regardless of the documents they carry. The heart of those who claim Christ should do the same. 

Let us see Jesus for Who He is, rather than the reward that awaits us. Let us be content to simply be remembered by Jesus...

It doesn’t matter how many cultural idols you remove if you never smash your own. King Hezekiah is a great example of this...

Explore the legacy of President Jimmy Carter contrasted with the appeals of Christian Nationalism in this compelling blog post.

How is the Misfits go-to passage also an advent passage? Find out now as we explore Paul's advent hymn in Philippians 2!

Discover the true meaning of Christian Voting and Romans 13:1-7. Separate civic duty from Christian duty and learn how to fulfill both.

Jesus is Lord. Christ is King. These phrases have been central to Christianity from the beginning. Whether Peter’s profession in Matthew 16

Luke 22:36 is commonly used to defend the use of weapons for Christians, but what if Luke 22 actually refutes that claim altogether?

Swords or Plows? What does Isaiah 2 & Micah 4 teach us about Jesus, Scripture, and love of others?

1 of the strangest theological trends of 2023 was a revival of an old gnostic heresy, Docetism. This Christmas, lets counter it

It finally happened, a Christian Nationalist asked a question I had been waiting for for a few years now.

Recently we have seen an influx of bad theological takes surrounding Jesus’ teachings, specifically His teachings done in His storytelling.

What I have learned about what Paul learned about Contentment. From Philippians 4, Romans 12, Philippians 3, Galatians, & Jesus sermons.

A look into how Patriarchy's main passages for support are actually the most devastating to their cause.

A commentary on Isaiah 9 verses 4 & 6. How they are connected by a strong imagery that is oddly missing from most major commentaries.

A day many thought they would never live to see in the US has finally come. Roe vs Wade has been overturned and the Federal Law for...