I used to think being a good person was enough. Maybe you did too. After all, it makes sense: if we’re kind to others, live honestly, and try our best to do what’s right, surely that counts for something, right? That’s why the idea that good people don’t go to heaven feels so harsh. It […]
AI, Transhumanism, and Faith: A Christian Response to Emerging Technology
When I read about a young man asking his AI assistant what God thinks about him, it hit me hard. Not so much because of the answer AI gave, but because he asked AI instead of opening his Bible. I get it. When you’re wrestling with big questions, it’s tempting to type them into a […]
Biblical Truth in Hostile Times: How to Stand Firm in Faith
The sideways glances in the break room when you mention church. The subtle eye-rolls during family dinner as you pray. The growing pressure to keep your faith private, because believing in absolute truth has become culturally unforgivable. For many Christians today, following Jesus feels increasingly like walking through a minefield of judgment, misunderstanding, and exclusion. […]
7 Ways to Navigate Faith in a Politically Charged World
How many times has this happened to you? You encounter longtime friends, read on social media, or attend a family event only to experience the rifts in relationships caused by political differences. The relationship between faith and politics has never been more challenging. In our increasingly polarized world, people are being caught in a tug-of-war […]
Why Progressive Christianity Is Leading People Away from Biblical Truth
Have you noticed how so many churches and Christian influencers are embracing what they call a ‘more inclusive’ or ‘modern interpretation’ of Christianity? This growing ideology, known as Progressive Christianity, is gaining momentum across social media platforms and reshaping how many people view the Christian faith. At first glance, Progressive Christianity appears attractive. It promises […]
Christians and Politics: Why Your Candidate Cannot Save America
Last updated October 21, 2024. Originally published November 3, 2016. Politics and faith are often discouraged in the same sentence. Yet in times of political change and social division, many people are caught up in the zeal and fervor of candidates and elections. Yard signs sprout like weeds, social media feeds become battlegrounds, and conversations […]
