Today we celebrate Thanksgiving in the year of our Lord 2020. Despite the overwhelming consensus that the year 2020 has been one to forget, I…
Author: Philip Meade
Tuesday is election day. Millions of Americans will cast their vote (along with millions who have already participated in early voting) for the next President…
What a crazy year it has been for the Church. The Coronavirus has caused pastors and church leaders to engage our hearts and minds in…
Dr. Michael Haykin has provided a succinct answer to a contentious question – “what is the central mandate of the church?” This was posted on…
This article will consider some of the theological and ethical implications related to the recent Netflix Cuties controversy. The material below is nothing new. The…
In 1st Thessalonians 2:13-16, the apostle Paul gives thanks to God for the Thessalonian believers. Despite persecution from their own countrymen, they were staying faithful…
A church member recently submitted a question concerning the meaning of James 4:5. That verse says, “Or do you suppose it is to no purpose…
Luke 16:16 is a difficult verse to interpret. It is part of a small interlude (verses 14-18) between two parables relating to possessions, wealth, and…
The Supreme Court has ruled 5-4 against a Nevada church who argued that a policy limiting church attendance to 50 during the coronavirus pandemic violated…
A few months ago I finished a Russian novel by Eugene Vodolazkin called “Laurus.” The story takes place in the 15th century and follows the…