5 Minutes in Church History: Bruton Parish
In 1739, George Whitefield preached a powerful evangelistic message, challenging people to consider Jesus in their daily lives.
Ask Pastor John: How Do We Respond When a Pastor Leaves the Faith?
I believe in the doctrine of eternal security, and that I could go to hell this afternoon because salvation is not dependent on me, but a gift from God.
My Daily Walk – Talking to Yourself
My Daily walk is a podcast with a Holywood personality who records a podcast when he goes for a walk, today we discuss the subject of voices in your head.
BreakPoint: Toy Box Propaganda – Lies Too Dangerous to Ignore
The best defense against a false worldview is to notice it, and to expose it for what it is. So, take the time to point this out and discuss it with your kids in an age-appropriate way.
First Liberty Briefing: The American Legion Case is a Landmark Decision for Religious Symbols
A memorial to the men who died in the “war to end all wars,” now ends the war to end all memorials with religious shapes or symbols. Today we have more freedom than we did just a few weeks ago.
WWUTT: Pray for the President?
We are exiles in this world. Pray for those who are of this world, especially rulers, realizing that everyone needs to hear the saving message of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
1 Peter in HD: Bible Bootcamp: Inspiration and Interpretation
I am so encouraged by people who purposefully desire God’s word so that their faith can grow!
White Horse Inn: The Spirit of Truth
Many people associate the work of the Spirit with ecstatic experiences or that tingly feeling you get during worship, but Jesus refers to him as “the Spirit of truth.” How does this apply to our lives today?
5 Minutes in Church History: Samuel Davies
Davies was an 18th century pastor and Princeton University President whose writings on religious liberty influenced Thomas Jefferson and Patrick Henry.
The Art of Relationships: Your Marriage Is On Display!
Mike and Stephanie Anderson share their secrets to a happy and fulfilling marriage while remaining each other's best friend.