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Is Christian Nationalism True?

The idea of “chosenness” and “special blessing” from God has been a constant theme throughout the history of the United States, beginning with the Puritans and their desire that, in the words of John Winthrop in 1630, “wee shall be as a Citty upon a Hill.” So, are the ideas behind Christian nationalism true?

7 Warning Signs That Legalism is Sneaking into Your Faith

Here are seven warning signs legalism is sneaking into your faith.

How Is the Baptism of the Holy Spirit Different from Being Filled with the Holy Spirit?

Dr. Roger helps us understand the difference between being baptized in the Spirit, filled with the Holy Spirit, and speaking in tongues.

3 Ways Your Church Can Be a Haven for Mental Health

My Compassion International team and I train global staff and church partners to have a trauma-informed, strengths-based, and community-owned lens. Here is how this approach can be incorporated to help any church become a safe haven for individuals struggling with mental health.

5 Signs Your Church Might Be Heading toward Progressive Christianity

Even now it is difficult to pin down what actually qualifies someone as a Progressive Christian, due to the diversity of beliefs that fall under that designation. However, there are signs—certain phrases and ideas—that seem to be consistent in Progressive circles. Here are 5 danger signs to watch for in your church:

5 Radical Ways to Combat Cliques in Our Churches

It's great to get close with people, but it's not helpful to close others off in the process. Here are five radical perspectives to break down these walls.

6 Things Men Can Do to Help Eliminate Toxic Purity Culture

While women have been fighting to change the noxious nature of the purity culture, men should also work to reduce the toxicity residing within the purity culture.

5 Ways to Engage Millennials and Gen Z in the Local Church

Gone are the days when families drove to church in their Sunday best and went to Wednesday night Bible study. While this might have been a priority at one time in our history, it is no more. In an age when Millennials and Gen Z kids are leaving the church in droves, it is more important than ever to engage them in your local ministry. 

7 Peaceful Hymns to Encourage You in Times of Suffering

Music and signing are not reserved only for times of joy. In fact, Scripture-based hymns can speak hope into the darkest parts of our lives. May thee seven hymns turn your heart back to worship, even when things are bleak.

Sabbath Rest Offers Relief in a World That Never Logs Off

The digital age never powers down, but God built rest into creation itself. Learn how Sabbath restores what constant scrolling quietly steals.

Rwanda’s Massive Church Closures Spark Debate Over What Truly Qualifies a Pastor

Rwanda has closed thousands of churches, requiring theology degrees for religious leaders. The move raises a deeper question for believers everywhere: What truly qualifies someone to shepherd God’s people?

Could Revelation’s Two Witnesses Already Be Here?

Is it possible that God already has His two witnesses (from Revelation) here on the earth, proclaiming the return of Christ before they show up in Jerusalem?

What Is the Orthodox Church? History and Beliefs of Orthodoxy

Discover an overview of Orthodox history and beliefs from history to the present day. How did Orthodoxy begin and has it changed over time?

What Is the Greek Orthodox Church?

Learn about the Greek Orthodox Church's beliefs, rituals, and roots. 

10 Signs of Arrogance in a Spiritual Leader

How can you tell if your leaders are motivated by humility and obedience to the call of God? What are the indicators that your spiritual leader (whether a mega-pastor or a country preacher) is filled with arrogance and selfishness?

What Is a Proverbs 31 Man and Why Have We Never Heard of Him?

If Proverbs 31 is the ultimate guide to biblical womanhood, then we would be wise to pay attention to the type of man she marries, too.

10 Things the Church Must Repent of Today

In this article, I will list and explain ten things that the church must repent of today. Not only does this list apply to the congregation but to preachers as well. May we all grow in continued repentance before the Lord.

Can You Celebrate Lent if You Are Not Catholic?

Over the past few centuries, scholars have argued about the benefits of Lent. Do we do it? Do we not? Should I even celebrate Lent if I am not Catholic? To answer this question, we need to dive into a little bit of context.

10 Intentional Ways to Serve the Seniors in Your Church

How do we serve the older population in our churches? How do we make elderly people feel seen, heard, and valued? We need to be intentional, for sure. Here are ten practical ideas that churches need to consider.

How to Keep Your Faith from Falling Apart after the Church Hurts You

Spiritual betrayal cuts deep and leaves you asking hard questions about God, the Church, and your own faith. Before you give up, discover the six lifelines that can steady your soul and keep you standing.

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