WWUTT: Should Christians Believe Conspiracy Theories?
In Isaiah 8:12, God says: "Do not call conspiracy all that this people calls conspiracy, and do not fear what they fear, nor be in dread.
5 Minutes in Church History: A.D. with S.F. (Anno Domini with Sinclair Ferguson)
The author and pastor discusses his book "In the Year of Our Lord" and how we can learn by studying the lives of the saints who came before us.
WWUTT: Are You a Pharisee?
If someone calls you a Pharisee for being faithful to Scripture, they do so in ignorance. Jesus didn't call people who were faithful to His Word Pharisees. He called them disciples!
The Art of Relationships: Can You Handle Difficult Discussions?
If your attitudes are in the right place, arguing can go well. But, will you solve a relational goal or a topic goal?
Ask Pastor John: How Has Social Media Changed Bible Reading?
Instagram is fine for those who understand it as an idealized version of our lives. As long as we can acknowledge that, we can take it with a grain of salt and enjoy it like we would enjoy other forms of art, but not ask it to be more than it is.
5 Minutes in Church History: Deserted Island Top 5 with Kevin DeYoung
Dr. Stephen Nichols asks Dr. Kevin DeYoung to share what five books he would want on a deserted island.
Simply Joyful Podcast: Trusting in God’s Goodness with Unblinded Faith with Elisa Pulliam
Trusting in God’s Goodness with Unblinded Faith with Elisa Pulliam | Mentoring is such a lost art. I asked Lisa to share a little about some of the beautiful things that she has been able to see through mentoring. She also shares about her mentoring course, Impact Mentoring for Women's Ministry, that helps you start a mentoring ministry.
White Horse Inn: Radically Ordinary Hospitality
Radically Ordinary Hospitality | What does it mean to show hospitality, and why is this particular way of both expressing our faith and interacting with our neighbors so overlooked in our day?
White Horse Inn: Christianity in North & South Korea
Christianity in North & South Korea | How do the cultural forces of totalitarianism on the one hand and consumerism and secularism on the other shape the way we live out our faith as Christians?
Ask Pastor John: Isn’t the Joy-Centered Life Just an Emotional Roller Coaster?
Isn’t the Joy-Centered Life Just an Emotional Roller Coaster? When all is said and done, and we have reflected on as many wonderful biblical realities as we can, and we have cried out with David for the restoration of our joy, our biblical lot is to wait for the Lord. We are not to despair. We are not to dictate to God how long he will be concealed. We are not to become angry and not to take our eyes off Christ in his word, but to wait.