5 Minutes in Church History: Rowland Taylor
Rowland Taylor never wrote any books. He never published a sermon. Yet he faithfully preached the gospel and gave his life as a martyr.
The Best Thing You’ll Hear This Week: Bill Whittle on a Tremendous Gift to the French People (Notre Dame Fire)
After the tragic fire that engulfed one of the world’s great cathedrals one man had some advice for not only the French people and maybe the world as well.
First Liberty Briefing: SCOTUS Denies Religious Discrimination Cert
No state official should discriminate against people of faith, or the religious organizations they operate, based merely on their religious status.
The Best Thing You’ll Hear This Week: World Congress of Families in Verona and Dr. Turley
Secularism has failed! We must boldly, gently and respectfully reveal how empty our society is.
5 Minutes in Church History: Church History with Jeremy Vuolo
Dr. Stephen Nichols and Jeremy Vuolo discuss the remarkable influence of Martyn Lloyd-Jones and George Whitefield.
The Best Thing You’ll Hear This Week: Jordan Peterson and the Young Fogey
Few Christians are willing to stand for anything. The Church must be willing to stand up and be counted. If she loses her soul now, she will never find it again.
5 Minutes in Church History: What Is An Evangelical?
Evangelicals have a high view of the Bible, emphasize the atoning work of Christ on the cross, must be born again, and express the Gospel in their lives.
BreakPoint: “Unplanned” – How Abby Johnson’s Story Exposes Both Abortion and Complicit Silence
What is surprising and what “Unplanned” exposes in a powerful way, is how misguided, and even cowardly, it is for Christians to remain silent. These silent Churches and individuals aren't living in reality.
BreakPoint: Making Abortion Unthinkable and Illegal – Lots of Work to Do
Any victories for life in local legislatures will set the stage for an even bigger struggle - making the pro-life case without any benefit of political tailwinds.
The Best Thing You’ll Hear This Week: John MacArthur
Ben Shapiro was completely engaged and almost speechless while discussing Jesus Christ as the Messiah with John McArthur