by Steve Risner
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Have you ever gotten into a discussion with someone who believes in evolution? In any of those conversations, did the origin...
by Katie Erickson
Conflict: it happens to all of us, but none of us like it. Conflict exists because of sin in this world, so we’ll have to deal with it our whole lives in various forms and with various people. So what does the Bible say about conflict?
“What causes fights and quarrels...
by Logan Ames
Without a doubt, one of the most iconic movie scenes in history comes from A Few Good Men. Even if you haven’t seen it, you probably know the scene. Lieutenant Daniel Kaffee, the attorney played by Tom Cruise, has the brazen, corrupt Colonel Nathan R. Jessup, played by...
by Nathan Buck
It's no secret that young adults have been leaving congregations across the U.S. for some time. While certain mega-churches have attracted young adults with the many programs they offer, the decline is generally across the board. The reason for the decline is explained...
by Charlie Wolcott
Over the past three weeks, I have been talking about the basics of Christianity. But in every congregation, the enemy seeks to plant false converts for the purpose of infecting, infiltrating, and ultimately destroying the church from within. There is a very common...
by Steve Risner
We’ve been exploring the “mountain of evidence” evolutionists very often cite when they are having a hard time dealing with creationists and the logical arguments often presented against evolutionism. We looked at common traits and how that is not only NOT evidence for...
by Katie Erickson
As long as there is money in this world, there will be some people who have a lot of it and some who don’t have much of it. Today, we’re taking a look at what the Bible says about the poor.
Deuteronomy 15:11 tells us, “There will always be poor people in the land....
by Logan Ames
Have you ever stopped and reflected on your life and wondered how in the world you ended up where you are? This can happen in either a very positive or a very negative light. Personally, I’ve had those moments when I’ve found myself leading a church in Marion, Ohio or ministering...
by Nathan Buck
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When I went to the doctor a few years ago and complained of abdominal pain and spasms, the doctor checked my bowels, my muscles, and my lower digestive organs to see if there might...
by Charlie Wolcott
In the last two weeks, I have written about the big picture and how to build according to the instructions we have been given. Today, I want to hit what that big picture is. It doesn’t matter how mature you are in your faith, it never hurts to return back to basics....
by Steve Risner
Last time, I began to talk about my research into the “mountain of evidence” for evolution. We're often told there is this huge mass of evidence for Darwinian evolution and to not accept it is a denial of documented reality. That is all, of course, nonsense. The “mountain...
by Katie Erickson
This is one of those posts where I simply want to write: “What does the Bible say about grace? See: entire Bible.” The entire Bible is full of the overarching story of God’s grace toward humanity, told through the stories of individuals or nations and through the life...
by Logan Ames
I recently had a conversation with a man from my church about how every day there are examples of the reality that life is all about choices. He’s going to be sharing a sermon at some point that is based on Deuteronomy 30:15, which says, “See, I set before you today life...
