It means we repent. We recognize that evil is real, that sin corrodes, and that our nation is not immune. It means we stop pretending that school shootings are only about guns. They are about broken people, unchecked sin, and a society that has kicked away its foundation.

But far too many young men are missing in action—not because they’ve disappeared, but because they’re stuck in something our culture has normalized: “adultolescence.”

The modern church faces growing cultural hostility, societal division, and pressure to compromise biblical convictions. This can feel...

What Are We Really Worshiping? The Advent season is a time of anticipation, reflection, and preparation for the arrival of our Savior,...

As Christians, we often find ourselves participating in national holidays without fully understanding their origins or implications....

A Guide to Act Christianly in Election Years In my last post we explored the biblical foundation for our dual citizenship as Christians:...

Living out our faith begins with cultivating a deep, personal relationship with God.