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The Emmaus Road and the Danger of Living by Feelings

The Emmaus Road reveals how grief and disappointment can distort our perspective. Jesus meets discouraged disciples and shows that emotional healing begins when truth renews the mind.
Randy DeVaul -
Lighter Side

Why did the church ban grocery bags from the building?

Healthy churches must avoid judging by denominational mold while still guarding holiness, sound doctrine, and faithful leadership rooted in God’s Word.
Jeff Hilles -
Spiritual Growth

Why Prayer Matters in Evangelism and Spiritual Sight

According to 2 Corinthians 4, spiritual blindness keeps unbelievers from seeing Christ clearly, which is why gospel witness must be joined with focused prayer and dependence on the Holy Spirit.
Derek Hastings -
Devotion

Acts 12:5 and the Power of Earnest Prayer

Acts 12:5 highlights the church praying earnestly while Peter sat in prison. This devotional encourages believers to pray with greater faith, ask boldly, and trust the Lord who can do far more than we often dare to request.
Rich Holt -
Biblical Theology

Easter Conviction: Becoming a True Witness of Christ

Easter is more than a celebration of the resurrection. It is a call for believers to become true witnesses of Christ through deep conviction, submission to God’s process, and a life transformed by the Holy Spirit.
Ogo Cathern -
In the News

Truth in a Post-Truth Age: A Christian Response

In a culture shaped by relativism, shifting narratives, and suspicion toward certainty, the Christian doctrine of truth offers a stable foundation grounded not in self, but in the character and revelation of God.
Marie Grace, PhD -
Spiritual Growth

What the Cross Still Says on Good Friday

Good Friday confronts us with the brutal reality of the cross and the astonishing love of Christ. This reflection shows why the death of Jesus still matters, not only in history, but in every wounded heart searching for grace, meaning, and hope.
Joseph -
Devotion

Acts 7:7 and the Freedom to Serve God

Acts 7:7 shows that God’s deliverance is not merely rescue from bondage, but a calling into faithful service. This devotional reminds believers to lay aside worldly chains and serve the Lord with willing hearts right where they are.
Rich Holt -
Biblical Theology

Did Thomas Touch Jesus? What John 20 Really Shows

Thomas is often remembered as the disciple of doubt, but John 20 tells a deeper story of grief, grace, and restored faith. His encounter with the risen Jesus offers hope to every believer who feels left behind or slow to hope again.
Randy DeVaul -
Biblical Theology

Everything is Held by God

God remains steady at the center of all things, holding both the turning world and the quiet burdens of the heart.
Marie Grace, PhD -
In the News

The Immortal Mind: Evidence for Soul and Consciousness

In The Immortal Mind, Michael Egnor and Denyse O’Leary argue that neuroscience, near-death experiences, and philosophy point beyond materialism to the reality of the soul, free will, and human consciousness.
Debra Hodges -
Devotion

Acts 7:6 and God’s Grace Through 400 Years

Acts 7:6 reminds us that God sees every generation of suffering and never loses sight of His promises. This devotional calls believers to stop magnifying small inconveniences and to thank the Lord for His daily grace, mercy, and blessing.
Rich Holt -
Lighter Side

Not Fake News: He Is Risen… He is Risen Indeed!

The empty tomb on Easter Sunday is the foundation of Christian hope. Because Jesus rose from the dead, believers can rest in a finished salvation, a living Savior, and the promise of eternal life.
Jeff Hilles -
Spiritual Growth

Why Jesus Cried Out Psalm 22 on the Cross

Jesus’ cry from the Cross was not a confession of defeat, but a declaration that Psalm 22 was being fulfilled before the world’s eyes. His suffering, mockery, and victory all reveal the truth of the Messiah.
Zack Duncan -
In the News

Infallible Proofs of the Resurrection of Jesus

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is not wishful thinking or religious tradition. Scripture gives many infallible proofs that Christ truly rose, strengthening faith, hope, and confidence in God’s promises.
Randy DeVaul -
Devotion

From Almost to Always: Lessons From 2 Samuel 20:2

2 Samuel 20:2 shows how quickly hearts can drift when one rebel voice is followed. This devotional reminds believers not to settle for almost-victory, but to lean on Jesus fully and walk in steadfast loyalty.
Rich Holt -
In the News

Saturday, April 3rd, 2026 – Biblical Christian Worldview News Stories

40+ TOP STORIES FROM ACROSS SOCIAL MEDIA Just the News - Ohio judges reject gender ideology, say parents...
Jeff Hilles -
Biblical Theology

The Treasure and Pearl: What the Kingdom Is Worth

In Matthew 13:44–46, Jesus shows that the kingdom of heaven is worth more than anything this world can offer. To gain Christ is not loss at all, but eternal gain.
Jeff Hilles -
Spiritual Growth

Why I Believe in God and Trust Jesus Christ

Why do I believe in God? Because He met me in desperation, revealed Himself through Jesus Christ, Scripture, and creation, and gave me lasting hope, help, and purpose.
Debra Hodges -
In the News

Why R.C. Sproul and Billy Graham Will Meet in Heaven

R.C. Sproul and Billy Graham stood on opposite sides of the Calvinist-Arminian divide, yet their shared faith in Christ points to a deeper unity than theological rivalry.
Zack Duncan -
Devotion

The Cross Calls Us to Reconciliation

Matthew 27:46 reveals the awful cost of our redemption as Jesus was forsaken on the cross. Because the Son endured that separation, sinners can be forgiven, reconciled to God, and moved toward reconciliation with others.
Rich Holt -
In the News

Blood-Red Sky Over Australia and Biblical Prophecy

A blood-red sky over Western Australia stunned viewers, but Scripture warns that signs in the heavens should move us beyond awe to repentance, watchfulness, and readiness for Christ’s return.
Joseph -
Spiritual Growth

Purpose Is Not Found but Revealed in Christ

Many Christians are told to find their purpose, but Scripture points us somewhere better. In Christ, purpose is not invented or chased down. It is revealed as we are transformed by God.
Ogo Cathern -
Devotion

When Persecution Starts Close to Home

Acts 12:4 recounts Peter’s imprisonment in a time of rising hostility toward believers. This reflection challenges Christians not only to recognize persecution around them, but also to humbly examine their own hearts before God.
Rich Holt -
Biblical Theology

What Defines Sanctification in the Christian Life?

Sanctification is the lifelong work of God in the believer, shaping the heart, mind, and life into greater holiness, obedience, and Christlikeness through His Word, Spirit, and grace.
Jeff Hilles -
Spiritual Growth

The Quartodeciman Controversy and Christian Unity

The quartodeciman controversy shows how the early church handled disagreement over Easter while protecting the core of the faith and preserving unity in Christ.
Zack Duncan -
Devotion

Trusting God When His Ways Seem Backwards

Acts 7:5 shows that God often works through unlikely paths, delayed promises, and unexpected people. Stephen’s defense reminds us that the Lord governs history with perfect wisdom and can be trusted with our present and future.
Rich Holt -
Biblical Theology

Adam, Eve, and the Meaning of Love Before the Fall

Adam and Eve could truly love God before sin entered the world, but redeemed sinners know His love in a deeper way through mercy, grace, and the cross of Jesus Christ.
Jeff Hilles -
Biblical Theology

Abuse, Deliverance, and the Battle for a Home

This article reflects on abuse, spiritual bondage, repentance, and the hope of restoration through God’s power, prayer, obedience, and spiritual discernment.
Ogo Cathern -
In the News

Generational Wisdom and God’s Purpose in Aging

Growing older brings reflection, regret, and renewed purpose. This Christian reflection shows how God redeems missed opportunities, deepens wisdom, and uses the autumn years for legacy, encouragement, and faithfulness.
Randy DeVaul -
Devotion

Everyone Counts in the Family of God

Stephen’s words in Acts 7 point us toward a truth seen throughout Scripture: no one is insignificant before God. In a world that overlooks the familiar, the weak, and the unseen, Christians are called to make sure everyone counts.
Rich Holt -
Quotes

Why Is It Easier to Talk About God Than to Spend Time With Him?

It is often easier to talk about God in church, at home, and among Christians than to quietly meet with Him in prayer and His Word. Scripture shows why the heart resists intimacy even when the lips speak freely.
Jeff Hilles -
Lighter Side

Pope Urges Jesus And Satan To Put All Their Differences Aside…

The Babylon Bee satire lands because many believers see the Catholic Church’s ecumenical and interfaith posture as moving toward the kind of global religious compromise Scripture warns will mark the last days.
Jeff Hilles -
Spiritual Growth

When God Took Poker Away from me for My Good

What felt like a strange thought during Lent became the beginning of freedom. This personal testimony shows how God used loss, timing, and mercy to break a hidden addiction and point one wandering sheep back to Christ.
Zack Duncan -
Devotion

Who Are You Really Trying to Please?

Acts 12:3 exposes the danger of people-pleasing and selfish ambition. When our hearts seek approval from others instead of obedience to God, we lose sight of the One who alone deserves to rule our lives.
Rich Holt -
In the News

Saturday, March 28, 2026 – Biblical Christian Worldview News Stories

From persecution and revival to abortion, gender debates, and religious liberty, this roundup surveys the stories Christians should be watching and weighing through a biblical worldview.
Jeff Hilles -
Biblical Theology

Childlike Faith in Daniel 3’s Fiery Furnace

Daniel 3 reveals a powerful picture of childlike faith as Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refused to bow to Nebuchadnezzar’s idol, trusting God whether He delivered them or not.
Klaus Meyer -
Lighter Side

Can ChatGPT be evangelized on the subject of Salvation?

What does it mean when a Christian spends 12 hours telling ChatGPT that salvation is by God’s grace through faith in Jesus Christ? This post examines evangelism, truth, and AI from a Biblical Christian worldview.
Jeff Hilles -
In the News

Do the Cross, Holy Water, or Bible Hold Intrinsic Power?

The cross, holy water, and the Bible are often treated as if they carry spiritual power in themselves. Scripture points us instead to the power of God, the finished work of Christ, and the truth of His living Word.
Jeff Hilles -
Devotion

The Sword of the Spirit: What Acts 12:2 Still Teaches Us

Acts 12:2 reminds us that Scripture speaks of both physical swords and the sword of the Spirit. This devotional points believers to the living Word of God as the true instrument of conviction, change, and spiritual victory.
Rich Holt -
Spiritual Growth

Can Both of These People Truly Be Christians?

Can two very different testimonies both reflect genuine salvation? This post explores heart change, transformed lives, and how God uniquely draws sinners to Christ in His perfect timing.
Jeff Hilles -
In the News

Is the Rapture a Modern Invention or Biblical Truth?

Is the Rapture of the church a recent theological invention, or is it rooted in Scripture? This article examines the Biblical, historical, and theological case for the Rapture and answers common objections.
Debra Hodges -
Devotion

He Needed to Go Through Samaria: John 4:4 and God’s Purpose

John 4:4 shows that Jesus does not waste hard paths. God often uses uncomfortable places to grow our faith, remove our blinders, and teach us to trust Him more deeply.
Rich Holt -
Lighter Side

What do broke Catholic seminary students eat?

Roman Catholicism preserves many Christian truths, but its teaching on salvation, authority, and mediation departs from the Biblical gospel. Scripture teaches that sinners are saved by grace through faith in Christ alone.
Jeff Hilles -
In the News

Grateful for Protestantism and Its Lasting Legacy

Protestantism did more than reshape the church. The Reformation helped expand Biblical literacy, challenge corrupt authority, strengthen freedom of conscience, and refocus believers on grace through faith in Christ.
Zack Duncan -
Spiritual Growth

How God Heals the Hidden Wounds We Carry

A deeply personal Christian reflection on betrayal, abandonment, trauma, and the quiet healing work of God. This article explores how Christ meets us in our hidden pain and begins restoring what was broken.
Anne Hope -
Devotion

Numbered With Us: Acts 1:17 and the Call to Ministry

Acts 1:17 reminds believers that God’s people are more than a group. We are a ministry with a mission, called to welcome others, fill needs, and serve faithfully in God’s plan.
Rich Holt -
Spiritual Growth

America Needs Missionaries Too: A Call to Reach Our Own Nation

Missions overseas matter, but America needs the gospel too. This article is a call to believers to recognize the spiritual decline in the United States, and bring the truth of Christ back to campuses, schools, and the next generation.
Ogo Cathern -
Spiritual Growth

Jesus Is the Medium and the Message for Salvation

Jesus is not only the Messenger of salvation but the Message itself. Christ, as the Living Word, reveals God, transforms lives, offers eternal salvation, and provides present freedom from both religious legalism and self-centered living.
Bill Gray -
Devotion

Will You Be the Tenth? Lessons From Genesis 18:32.

We see from Genesis the mercy of God and the importance of righteous lives in dark places. Christians need to consider whether they are making a spiritual difference in their town, pointing others to God’s love before judgment comes.
Rich Holt -
Quotes

“The greater your knowledge of the goodness and grace of God on your life…”

A Biblical Christian reflection on Matt Chandler’s quote about praising God in the storm through a deeper knowledge of God’s goodness and grace.
Jeff Hilles -
Biblical Theology

Is the Antichrist the Son of Satan? What the Bible Really Says

The Bible never says the Antichrist is Satan’s literal son, but it does show he will be empowered by the dragon and marked by deception, rebellion, and destruction.
Jeff Hilles -
Spiritual Growth

God Is Sovereign: Bible Verses and Peace for Uncertain Times

Scripture reminds us that God rules over life, nations, and every step we take, giving believers peace in uncertain times
Randy DeVaul -
Devotion

What Then Shall We Do? A Simple Call to Christian Generosity

In Luke 3:10–11, John the Baptist gives a clear answer to those asking how to live in repentance. This devotional reminds Christians that following Christ often begins with simple acts of generosity, compassion, and obedience.
Rich Holt -
In the News

Saturday, March 21, 2026 – Biblical Christian Worldview News Stories

From Iran’s underground church and rising persecution to gender policy battles, pro-life victories, Israel, AI, and the decline of biblical morality, these are the faith and culture stories Christians should be watching.
Jeff Hilles -
Biblical Theology

Why Mary Knew Jesus Would Turn Water Into Wine

Mary’s words at the wedding in Cana reveal a deep confidence in Jesus long before His public ministry began. This reflection on John 2 explores what Mary may have understood about Christ, faith, and quiet trust in the Son of God.
Joseph -
In the News

Why Christianity Is Different From Every Other Religion

Why is Christianity unique among the world’s religions? This article explores Jesus’ claims, His resurrection, salvation by grace, and the truth that sets Biblical Christianity apart from every other faith.
Debra Hodges -
Devotion

Meeting God in What We Think Are Detours

Acts 3:1-2 shows Peter and John going to the temple for prayer, only to encounter a man in need along the way. Their story reminds believers that time spent seeking God often leads to unexpected opportunities for His work.
Rich Holt -
Biblical Theology

Calvinism vs Arminianism: Must Christians Choose?

Do Christians have to choose between Calvinism and Arminianism? This Biblical Christian perspective explores God’s sovereignty, human free will, and why some truths in Scripture may stand in tension rather than fit neatly into a system.
James Jordan -
Lighter Side

What do you call a pastor saying grace at the costume party?

Why do Christians pray before eating? This Biblical Christian article explains the theology of saying a blessing before meals, with Scripture showing God as provider and thanksgiving as a natural act of worship.
Jeff Hilles -
In the News

Christians and Politics: Why Jesus Must Come Before Party Loyalty

Many Christians feel pressured to align their faith with political parties, yet Scripture calls believers to a higher authority. Following Christ must come before party loyalty. Unity in the Body of Christ can overcome political division.
Jane Isley -
Devotion

The Words of Jesus Give Life Through the Spirit

In John 6:63 Jesus declares that His words are spirit and life. Real life is not found in slogans or culture’s promises but in trusting and obeying the words of Christ.
Rich Holt -
Biblical Theology

Psalm 82 Explained: Who Are the “Gods” in the Divine Council?

Psalm 82 is a striking courtroom scene where God judges unjust rulers. But who are the “gods” mentioned in the psalm—human authorities or spiritual beings? A Biblical analysis of this debated passage and its connection to Christ’s judgment.
Debra Hodges -
In the News

AI Surveillance, Global Monitoring, and Bible Prophecy

Artificial intelligence is transforming surveillance and data monitoring worldwide. Some Christians wonder whether such technologies could one day enable systems described in Revelation.
Jeff Hilles -
In the News

Why Do Unbelievers Sometimes Seem More Blessed Than Christians?

Many Christians quietly wonder why unbelievers sometimes seem more prosperous while believers struggle. Looking at Job and Psalm 73, this article explores suffering, spiritual formation, and how God uses hardship to shape a deeper faith.
Joseph -
Devotion

Resembling the Son of a King: Lessons from Judges 8:18

Judges 8:18 describes men who “resembled the son of a king.” Gideon’s story reminds believers that our lives should reflect the character of God as we walk in faith and obedience to Him.
Rich Holt -
In the News

Biblical Christian Perspective -Southern Baptist Faith and Message

A longtime Southern Baptist offers a Biblical Christian perspective on the Baptist Faith and Message, affirming its core theology while examining several secondary doctrinal issues.
Jeff Hilles -
Spiritual Growth

Is One Hour of Prayer Legalism? What Jesus Really Taught

Many Christians dismiss disciplined prayer as legalism, yet Jesus Himself asked His disciples, “Could you not watch with Me one hour?” Consistent, intentional prayer is essential for spiritual strength and victory over temptation.
Ogo Cathern -
In the News

AI Job Loss and the Deeper Question: Where Is Our Hope?

A chance Uber ride reveals how artificial intelligence is quietly replacing human jobs. But the deeper issue isn’t technology—it’s where we place our hope. A Biblical reflection on AI, work, and finding true security in Jesus Christ.
Zack Duncan -
Devotion

Abimelech’s Blindness to God: A Warning from Judges 9:54

Judges 9:54 recounts the tragic end of Abimelech, a man so blinded by pride that he never recognized God’s judgment. His story reminds believers to examine their lives and remain sensitive to God’s guidance.
Rich Holt -
In the News

Defend Biblical Theism and Supernatural God as Creator of Everything

Learn how God’s holiness, truth, love, justice, power, and eternal nature reveal the uniqueness of Biblical Theism and expose the contradictions of opposing worldviews.
Bill Gray -
Spiritual Growth

Fasting for Today: Our Biblical Response to Seeking God

Fasting is often misunderstood as a test of willpower, but Scripture presents it as a humble way to seek God. From the Old Testament to the early church, fasting redirects our hearts from self toward deeper dependence on Him.
Randy DeVaul -
Devotion

Spiritual Barrenness: God Turns Barrenness Into Blessing

Judges 13:3 reminds us that God can transform spiritual barrenness into blessing. Just as Samson’s mother received a promise from the Lord, believers today can trust that God is still at work in their lives.
Rich Holt -
In the News

Saturday March 14th, 2026 – Biblical Christian Worldview News Stories

A roundup of recent stories affecting faith, culture, and the church—from gender ideology debates and global conflict to evangelism, Bible prophecy, and the growing influence of Christianity worldwide.
Jeff Hilles -
Lighter Side

First Astronauts On Mars Greeted By Mormon Missionaries

A clear explanation of key Mormon beliefs about God, Jesus Christ, eternal progression, other worlds, and plural marriage compared with historic Biblical Christianity.
Jeff Hilles -
Spiritual Growth

From Catholic Upbringing to Faith in Jesus: A Personal Journey

A former Catholic shares her journey through rebellion, addiction, and searching for God before discovering lasting faith in Jesus Christ and the truth of the Bible.
Debra Hodges -
In the News

Catholicism vs Biblical Christianity: Faith, Works, and Salvation

A Biblical Christian analysis of Roman Catholicism examining shared beliefs, key theological differences, and the critical issue of salvation by grace through faith.
Jeff Hilles -
Devotion

Are you worshiping something other than Jesus?

The wise men’s journey exemplifies true worship, making their entire lives an offering to Jesus. We also need to make our daily lives a similar offering.
Rich Holt -
Biblical Theology

The Sin of Pride: Lucifer became Satan, and the Serpent tempted Adam

The author argues that rebellion began with Satan’s pride, not Adam and Eve, and emphasizes the dangers of pride, calling for humility to weaken Satan’s influence.
Jane Isley -
Biblical Theology

Neutrality is not an option for the Biblical Christian

The Church must engage in public life to confront injustice and advocate for a moral order, as neutrality allows alternative frameworks to shape society.
Marie Grace, PhD -
Lighter Side

What happened to the guy who didn’t accept the bread of life?

Humor is used to explore Jesus Christ as the “bread of life,” emphasizing spiritual sustenance over simply the need for physical food.
Jeff Hilles -
Devotion

Give Something to God That You Want to Keep

Solomon’s wealth is compared to modern figures to highlight its magnitude. The author contrasts the desire for wealth with faith, encouraging readers to give something valuable to God.
Rich Holt -
Biblical Theology

Where does true peace come from when we experience troubled times?

The article contrasts humanistic and faith-based perspectives on finding peace during troubled times, emphasizing that true peace comes from God through faith and prayer.
Debra Hodges -
Biblical Theology

Biblical Discernment in a Confused World

Critical thinking strengthens faith by encouraging discernment, intellectual humility, and a more informed, resilient belief system.
Marie Grace, PhD -
In the News

The Epstein Files and the Sinful Nature of Man

Epstein files expose elite sexual exploitation and other sins. The author argues the Bible offers a better explanation for this evil.
Zack Duncan -
Devotion

Where does your worth come from?

The Pharisee’s prayer in Luke 18:11-12 highlights our tendency to measure worth by actions and comparison. We should embrace God’s grace and love, recognizing our worth comes from Him.
Rich Holt -
In Process

God’s People are to have Childlike Faith in our Father

The article stresses childlike faith in God, trusting His presence and control, exemplified by Jesus calming the storm for the apostles.
Klaus Meyer -
In the News

Why does God allow Evil?

The article explores challenging questions about Christianity, emphasizing the importance of understanding the fall of mankind and God’s plan for redemption through Jesus Christ.
Debra Hodges -
In the News

The Argument Between Creation and Evolution

The article explores the creation vs. evolution debate, examining perspectives, the fossil record, and evolutionary mechanisms. It also highlights the mystery of the universe’s origin and the Christian theological perspective.
Jeff Hilles -
Devotion

Commit to Jesus as your Lord and Savior

Ignoring God’s call, whether out of fear or complacency, is a denial of Him. We are called to serve a purpose and should not ignore the Holy Spirit’s promptings.
Rich Holt -
Lighter Side

‘I Know God Forgives Me, But I Can’t Forgive Myself,’

Words of Wisdom from the Babylon Bee Theology - Many Christians have had the painful thought, "I know...
Jeff Hilles -
Biblical Theology

Trust in God Even When it Feels Costly

Senior couples face a dilemma: marry and honor God’s design, or remain unmarried for financial benefits. The article encourages couples to trust in God’s provision, despite potential financial loss.
Randy DeVaul -
Spiritual Growth

The Day the World Turned Green

Daughter’s birth on St. Patrick’s Day brought hope amidst husband’s cancer diagnosis. His death taught the author about selfless, enduring love.
Anne Hope -
Devotion

Listen to Jesus, not the world

The verse from Luke 24:5-6 reminds us not to seek the living among the dead. In our Christian walk, we should seek Jesus for guidance and solutions, rather than relying on worldly ways or others. Take your concerns to Him, listen to His Word, and bring life to your situations.
Rich Holt -
Biblical Theology

Three Unshakeable Truths About God

Three truths about God - His truthfulness, sovereignty, and presence—provide believers with stability, strength, and peace as God is omniscient, omnipotent, and omnipresent.
Randy DeVaul -
In the News

Saturday March 7th, 2026

Highlights include Scouting America’s policy changes and a record-breaking marriage vow renewal. Other stories cover Iran’s Supreme Leader’s death, AI in sermons, and church closures in Rwanda.
Jeff Hilles -
Biblical Theology

GOD IS WITH YOU

God’s unwavering presence, trustworthy promises, and sovereignty provide comfort, strength, and reassurance to believers.
Randy DeVaul -
In the News

What the Epstein Files Reveal About the State of the Church

The Epstein files reveal a concerning state of affairs, highlighting the church’s idolatry and spiritual decline in America. The author urges mothers to become spiritual gatekeepers in the protection of their children.
Ogo Cathern -
Spiritual Growth

Generational Legacy: Passing On the Praise of God

Psalm 145 stresses the importance of passing down faith and God’s greatness through generations, highlighting the role of older believers in strengthening younger generations’ faith.
Randy DeVaul -
Devotion

Seek God’s Calling by Faith Without Always Needing Understanding

The text reflects on the story of John the Baptist’s birth, highlighting the contrast between human expectations and God’s plan. It emphasizes the importance of living by faith rather than relying on human logic and tradition.
Rich Holt -
Biblical Theology

A Biblical Equation for Faith

Hebrews 11 defines faith as assurance in God’s promises, highlighting Biblical figures’ faith in the Messiah despite suffering, achieving righteousness and salvation.
Debra Hodges -
Biblical Theology

GOD IS SOVEREIGN

God’s sovereignty, characterized by His absolute authority, perfect wisdom, and unlimited power, provides comfort and rest for believers facing uncertainty.
Randy DeVaul -
Spiritual Growth

Intentional Stewardship: How and Why We Build Biblical Relationships

Relational stewardship prioritizes love and intentional relationships, modeled by Jesus, through presence, honor, and grace. It focuses on nurturing relationships over tasks, reflecting God’s heart.
Randy DeVaul -