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No Other Gods: Purging and Protecting Our Hearts from Idols, Part 2

One of the greatest Old Testament examples of a man who purged and protected himself and his kingdom from idols is King Josiah (2 Chronicles 34).

Written by Robb Brunansky | Wednesday, March 19, 2025

Josiah’s action was the effect that hearing the Lord’s view of idolatry has on someone whose heart is fully devoted to Yahweh. Those who love God and whose hearts are completely His cannot abide any idols in their hearts—no matter how longstanding the idols might be or who built them.   When Josiah realized that... Continue Reading

Why Are Celebrities Dressing in Immoral Ways?

“I have made a covenant with my eyes; how then could I gaze at a virgin?” (Job 31:1)

Written by Jim Denison, PhD | Wednesday, March 19, 2025

The Seventh Commandment forbids adultery (Exodus 20:14), defined as a sexual relationship outside marriage. But Jesus created a “fence” around it with his warning, “Everyone who looks at a woman with lustful intent has already committed adultery with her in his heart” (Matthew 5:28).   This Associated Press headline is intended to make us click... Continue Reading

Praying Psalm 62 with Charles Spurgeon

Psalm 62 is a powerful invitation to bring ourselves honestly and completely before God.

Written by Jeremy Linneman | Wednesday, March 19, 2025

God’s blessing being poured into us happens simultaneously to our pouring out our hearts in His presence. The weak pouring out anxiousness, confusion, and need, and the strong pouring out love, strength, and blessing in response.   “If God is real, I’m sure He’s too busy to care about the details of my life.” A... Continue Reading

The Last Thing We See

“This life is not all there is.”

Written by Doug Eaton | Tuesday, March 18, 2025

As she was leaving, the police officer said, “Thank you for your time, Ms. Holt, and I am sorry you had to experience this today. Please know the remains have been brought to the coroner’s office for an autopsy. We assume it was a heart issue based on her medical history.” “Remains,” the word hung... Continue Reading

Here Be Dragons: What Christians Need to Know About Romantasy

Diving into explicit fiction reflects a chasing after wind (Eccl. 1:14) as we search for meaning, connection, and love down avenues that will never satisfy.

Written by Kathryn Butler | Tuesday, March 18, 2025

The potential to accidentally stumble into sexually explicit scenes in romantasy is a warning to parents and a risk teenagers actively navigate. In an interview for Reedsy, romantasy author Jennifer L. Armentrout commented, “A lot of romantasy covers look like fantasy books, so new readers may not be aware that they’re reading a fantasy romance,... Continue Reading

The Vibe Shift and the Decline of Double Standards

How the rehiring of a controversial DOGE staffer reflects America's changing approach to cancel culture.

Written by Aaron M. Renn | Tuesday, March 18, 2025

There’s a spectrum of dissenting ideas, some of which are good, some it’s not clear or they are a matter of indifference, and some are bad. We should avoid treating our liberty as license. Just because something is legal or socially approved of or allowed in some sense doesn’t mean we should do it or... Continue Reading

The Danger of Drifting from a Concern for God’s Glory

God was rejecting Israel for their idolatry and sin, he abandons Shiloh and its ruins stand as a warning to successive generations.

Written by Al Gooderham | Tuesday, March 18, 2025

In Jeremiah 7v8-15 he calls the people to go visit Shiloh and see what God did to a complacent people who treated him with contempt and led double lives full of idolatry, adultery, murder and perjury yet sure they could come and worship and be safe.  God will do the same again in destroying the... Continue Reading

William Jennings Bryan, The Great Commoner

Bryan represented his presbytery well and showed himself a capable churchman.

Written by Barry Waugh | Tuesday, March 18, 2025

Bryan was a generous man in life and the distribution of his estate exhibited that generosity. After his family, the bequests included local churches he was associated with throughout his life, the PCUSA, YMCA, public libraries, and educational institutions. The Bryan home in Nebraska was donated to the Methodists for conversion to a hospital. During... Continue Reading

God Does Not Share

Idolatry isn’t some ancient sin that vanished with the Old Testament.

Written by Kendall Lankford | Tuesday, March 18, 2025

He is the God. The One who speaks and galaxies are born. The One who commands the seas and they obey. The One who shakes mountains with His voice and makes rulers tremble. And yet, we treat Him as common. We scroll through our phones while our Bibles sit unopened. We sacrifice our children—not on... Continue Reading

The King’s Life

Jesus’s life was the fulfillment of God’s original intent to have an earthly king who would perfectly obey God’s law and establish righteousness on behalf of his people.

Written by Scott Aniol | Tuesday, March 18, 2025

Through his works, he displayed his power over nature, illness, demons, and even death, showing that he was the fulfillment of God’s plan to redeem the world. And in doing so, he showed that he was the true King, exercising dominion over all things in a way Adam never could. Most powerfully, Jesus displayed his... Continue Reading

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