God and Trump: Does the Lord approve of his administration?
Christian Trump supporters need to ask, does God approve of a president who is personally wicked and prideful, leads an administration filled with false Christians at the top, and is soft at best and complicit at worst toward abortion and child sex trafficking?
The godliest national leader of all time failed
The reign of King Josiah is proof that a godly leader cannot bring about lasting national revival, contrary to what some Christians believe.
Letters to the charismatic church
A collection of thoughts about healing, prophecy, worship, prosperity, miracles, faith, and more. What the Bible says about these things might not be what you’ve been taught.
Church and nation: A guide to Christian political theology
A compilation of articles that discuss various Biblical and spiritual principles that should govern how Christians think about power, politics, government, winning, and the place of nations in God’s plans.
Can Christians pray imprecatory psalms? Ask the Sons of Thunder
Some Christians have no problem calling for the judgment and wrath of certain psalms against our enemies. But the Lord’s Biblical teaching for the church shows that they may not know what spirit they are of.
What God says about money and wealth in the Bible
A compilation of Scriptures that teach us how we should think about material riches. It’s not what the prosperity preachers say.
The shocking 24 hours when Jesus’ miracles didn’t matter
A single 24-hour period saw two of Jesus’ most spectacular signs: feeding the multitude and walking on water. But it also saw most of His followers abandon Him. The miracles didn’t keep them.
The gospel does not need miracles to be effective
Some professing Christians think evangelism must include signs and wonders to be effective. But the Bible shows and teaches us that God’s power is in the preaching of the gospel.
The power of God is in His word
While many Christians seek power in miracles or in politics, the Bible teaches us that God’s power is in the Bible.
No, we don’t need another Pentecost
Bethel-born band/movement Jesus Culture is releasing a song that says, over and over, “We need another Pentecost.” But what Peter said on Pentecost proves that we don’t.
Is the Holy Spirit worshiped too much?
Charismatic Christians often glorify the Holy Spirit in their worship a lot more than He glorifies Himself, we see in Scripture. He would much rather exalt Jesus.
Justified by works? How James actually teaches faith alone
A verse-by-verse examination of the passage in James 2 that seems to teach salvation by works proves the opposite: James affirms faith alone, like the rest of the Bible.
God’s sovereignty over man’s will in the Bible (abridged)
Here are indisputable examples in Scripture of God exercising control or influence of men’s will and/or actions. It’s an overwhelming case for God’s sovereign power over whatever, and whomever, He pleases.
When pride brought God’s wrath on a successful king
Does God care more about a national leader’s policies or personal sins? Hezekiah was one of the Bible’s greatest kings, but all of his godliness and success was undone by his pride.
There’s no such thing as a Christian nation
Many Christians say America is, was, and/or should be a “Christian nation,” but nothing in the Bible defines or commissions that.
The godliest nation of all time failed
Biblical Israel had everything today’s Christian culture warriors want – God’s law, presence, glory, and king. They use that as their model – even though it all came crashing down.
Why do some Christians despise the day of small things?
Zerubabbel’s temple was built not by might, not by power, but by God’s Spirit – and so is the church, His new temple. But both times, those who don’t understand how He works “despise the day of small things.”
No kings. That’s not politics, that’s the Bible
Some professing Christians want the equivalent of a king, but the entirety of Scripture teaches us that only Christ is worthy of the throne.
Why The Chosen is more blasphemous than Monty Python
Which fiction presents a more concerning misrepresentation of the Lord? The silly parody Monty Python and the Holy Grail, or the “plausible” and “authentic” series The Chosen?
The apostles didn’t preach the gospel like Christians today
Many Christians today assume that we should tell people “God loves you” or “Jesus died for you” when we evangelize, or else it’s not the gospel. Not saying we shouldn’t, but the apostles didn’t in the book of Acts.