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A Widower’s Story of Redemption
It’s December 2025, and I’ve recently become engaged to the woman I love. I call her Kat, though her given name is Karen. After a bit of online conversation, we...
It was 2013 when LGBTQ activist Matthew Vines launched a ministry called the Reformation Project, whose sole agenda was to “advance LGBTQ inclusion in the church,” denying that the practice of homosexuality...
Salvation is not a single event but a journey of grace, carefully guided by God from beginning to end. Throughout Scripture, we see that coming to faith in Christ and growing in Him is not dependent on...
In contemporary theological discourse, a growing number of Christians have embraced the idea of soteriological inerrancy—the belief that the Bible is error-free only in matters directly pertaining...
Growing up in the Church of the Nazarene, I was taught since the day I was capable of grasping such things, that the Bible is inspired by God, infallible in its purpose, and inerrantly true. In every instance...
Despite what the latest social media meme says, belief in the theory of evolution is no more scientific than the theory of creation. While adaptation within a species (microevolution) is observable and...
In the whimsical world of childhood nostalgia, there lurks a grinning purple theropod tirelessly romping through the memories of children now grown up. This behemoth of jolly chaos is none other than Barney...
In the classic movie “On The Waterfront,” former boxer turned dockworker Terry Malloy, portrayed by Marlon Brando, grapples with internal conflict amid the violence and corruption dictated...
In recent years, there has been a growing trend within some Christian circles to employ feminine terminology or to erase biblically consistent masculine terminology when addressing God, and particularly...
Eighteenth-century Anglican priest John Wesley spoke of salvation as having two general parts—justification and sanctification (The Scripture Way of Salvation). When we first come to faith in Jesus Christ,...