What Does “Set Apart” Look Like in a Regular 9 to 5?

“Peter, an apostle of Jesus Christ: To those chosen, living as exilesdispersed abroad in Pontus, Galatia, Cappadocia, Asia, and Bithynia, chosen according to the foreknowledge of God the Father, through the sanctifying work of […]

How Do We Share the Gospel?

Sharing the Gospel: Witnessing to Jesus the Victorious King Obedience to Jesus requires sharing the gospel, even when culture resists through skepticism, narcissism, and false tolerance. Witness includes both history […]

Lessons from the Church in Germany: Post-Christianity

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The Church in Germany and the Warning of Post-Christian Drift Germany’s post-Christian landscape shows how churches can decline when biblical authority is weakened, historic Christian institutions become culturally hollow, and […]

My Approach to Apologetics: God Will Come Through

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Apologetics Builds Confidence That God Will Come Through Jonathan Lichtenwalter explains that apologetics should defend the Christian faith without anxiously acting as though God depends on us to protect him. […]

In Seasons of Suffering, You Need a Pile of Stones.

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Suffering Reminds Christians to Remember God’s Faithfulness Loss can make worship feel difficult, but remembering God’s past faithfulness gives believers a place to stand when the present feels uncertain. Joshua’s […]

A Reckoning for the Church

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Reckoning for the Church and the Repentance Needed for Reconciliation “A Reckoning for the Church” challenges Christians to recognize that many post-Christian people have not merely rejected faith but have […]