Take the Helmet of Salvation
“All things work together for good—to those who love God, to those called according to His purpose.”
One head, many hats. But only one helmet of salvation. Protect your head. If not, you live by heart, not mind. A hurt head leaves you ruled by feeling. Heart decisions lead to hard places. If feelings dictate action, you miss God’s appointments. After the terrible destruction of the flood, Noah stepped off the... Continue Reading
The Purpose of Pentecost: Promise Fulfillment
They gathered in one place for one purpose—to wait until the promised Holy Spirit came upon them.
The Spirit would come fulfilling Christ’s promise and prepare the disciples of Christ to preach His Gospel. However, today, the church’s problem with this passage is that we get caught up in the descriptive images of the event and completely miss the purpose of the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. Acts 2:1–13... Continue Reading
When Islam Wins Elections
We are not watching the rise of tolerance. We are watching the transfer of power.
Christian, the hour feels late. The crescent is rising in places where the cross once led. But the story isn’t finished. Let them vote. Let them build. So will we. We will rise not with violence, but with voices that cannot be silenced. Not with rage, but with resurrection. Not with fear, but with faith.... Continue Reading
Stop Living by Trans Lies
Thankfully there is fightback going on here.
“We can’t protect kids until we adults cure ourselves of any illusions that this is just another passing fad, a fringe movement that affects very few and will dissipate on its own. Gender ideology has a committed, well-funded, multi-faction army promoting and defending it. It’s going to take the equivalent on the other side to... Continue Reading
Christian Dating and Courtship, Part 2: Compatibility
Don’t allow man-made wisdom to lead you into a labyrinth of confusion in your pursuit of a romantic relationship.
God is most wise, and he has only given us a few vital areas with which to concern ourselves when it comes to compatibility: Sexual compatibility, spiritual compatibility, and gender-roles compatibility. When we move beyond these, we keep ourselves from the blessing of marriage. Much is made these days about compatibility when it comes... Continue Reading
Who Was Guido de Bres?
His conversion from Roman Catholicism proved to be a dangerous decision.
De Bres’ most enduring work dissented from Roman Catholic dogma which made it a banned book. But its very argument was a plea for toleration. In thirty-seven brief articles covering the traditional heads of Christian doctrine, de Bres’ Belgic Confession (1561) sought to prove the biblical orthodoxy and civic loyalty of reforming Christians. Guido... Continue Reading
A Spiritual Body Will Still Be a Body
A spiritual body is first and foremost a real body or it would not qualify to be called a body.
Inside your body, even if it is broken or failing, is the blueprint for your resurrection body. You may not be satisfied with your current body or mind—but you’ll be forever thrilled with your resurrection upgrade. We can know a lot about our resurrection bodies. Why? Because we’re told a great deal about Christ’s... Continue Reading
The AI Revolution is Coming for our Kids
A Tech Exit is more urgent and needed than ever.
AI chatbots are harming children through suicide encouragement, violence promotion, sexual exploitation, and self-esteem erosion via unchecked content on platforms like Meta and Character.AI. Tragic cases include teens dying by suicide after AI coaching or minors in explicit bot roleplay. The Harms of AI Chatbots In case you haven’t been following as closely all... Continue Reading
Being Faithful in Little Things
How can you serve Jesus in the little things this week?
The criteria for being a leader in the local church is to be a faithful leader in your family. If you can be faithful in small things, you can then be trusted in larger things. Life has some big important moments and a lot of smaller moments that seem less important. The big moments... Continue Reading
Council of Reformed and Presbyterian Churches Celebrates 50 Years
The North American Presbyterian and Reformed Council (NAPARC) includes 13 Reformed and Presbyterian denominations.
The North American Presbyterian and Reformed Council (NAPARC) has thirteen-member churches. The Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church (ARPC), The Canadian Reformed Churches (CanRC ), The Reformed Church of Quebec (ERQ ), The Free Reformed Churches of North America (FRCNA), The Heritage Reformed Congregations (HRC), The Korean American Presbyterian Church (KAPC), The Korean Presbyterian Church in America... Continue Reading
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