Category: Blog Articles

  • No, Polygamy is Not Biblical!

    No, Polygamy is Not Biblical!

    The discussion of marriage and polygamy has come up online due to a professing Christian pastor who has publicly stated he is married to two women and claims he has biblical support for doing so. While perhaps the best thing to do would be to ignore such a man into obscurity, the matter is now

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  • Be Not Unequally Yoked – The Dangers of Political Pragmatism

    Be Not Unequally Yoked – The Dangers of Political Pragmatism

    Biblical Christianity often finds itself aligned with political conservatives when addressing social and cultural issues. Biblical principles regarding the sanctity of life, family and marriage, obedience to the law, and work ethics find similarities in conservative political platforms. The culture at large regularly equates Christianity with political conservatism. In other words, Christians are identified as

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  • Women’s Voices in Service to Christ

    Women’s Voices in Service to Christ

    Perhaps one of the most contentious matters currently facing Christianity is the issue of what role women’s voices have in serving in the church. Arguments on this matter may range from extreme egalitarianism, which argues for no restrictions whatsoever, and even promoting female-centric superiority in the church, to hard-line patriarchal views, which give women little

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  • Rejoice in the Lord

    Rejoice in the Lord

    Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, rejoice. Let your reasonableness be known to everyone. The Lord is at hand; do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will

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  • In Times of Trouble, Christ is Our Comfort

    In Times of Trouble, Christ is Our Comfort

    In the wake of tragedy and tribulation, people are left feeling a profound sense of loss and hopelessness. Yet, Christians can point people to the greatest possible hope we have, Jesus Christ. In Jesus, we have many great and precious promises that bring comfort to the weak and trembling, promises that will cause us to

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  • All Who Desire to Live Godly

    All Who Desire to Live Godly

    On September 10, 2025, conservative influencer and activist Charlie Kirk of Turning Point USA was assassinated while speaking at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah. Kirk was an active voice on college campuses around the country, seeking to challenge the younger generation to not only be involved in the political process but to stand up

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  • Christians Must Care About Justice

    Christians Must Care About Justice

    The Current Landscape On August 22, 2025, Iryna Zarutska was murdered in cold blood as she rode on a light rail in Charlotte, North Carolina. The attacker, Decarlos Brown, Jr. has since been arrested and faces multiple charges, including federal charges brought by the Department of Justice. The brutal attack was captured on surveillance video

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  • Answering the Problem of Evil – Part 3, All For the Glory of God

    Answering the Problem of Evil – Part 3, All For the Glory of God

    God’s Purpose for Evil is the Revealing of His Great Glory Where the Free Will defense frames God as dependent on the free will choices of man, the Greater-Good and Greater-Glory theodicies present him as sovereignly decreeing evil for the express purpose of accomplishing a specific good. As Welty explains, the Greater-Good theodicy reveals, “That

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  • Answering the Problem of Evil – Part 2, Isn’t It All About Free Will?

    Answering the Problem of Evil – Part 2, Isn’t It All About Free Will?

    God’s Goodness and Glory are Limited Under Free Will To address the charges that God cannot be both omnipotent and wholly good if he permits evil to exist, some theologians present the defense that God created beings that have complete free agency to choose what actions they will take. For these beings to truly worship

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  • Answering the Problem of Evil – Part 1, The Accusation

    Answering the Problem of Evil – Part 1, The Accusation

    Introduction The issue over the existence of evil is a perpetual concern for the Christian church. Christians are routinely challenged by secularists, philosophers, and anti-theists with the “problem of evil,” which asks if God is truly omnibenevolent and omnipotent, how can evil exist in his world? J. L. Mackie alleges, “There seems to be some

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