In this episode, Debbie and Josh discuss some ways to use social media responsibly. It is not evil in itself, but when left unchecked, like anything else, it be...
Just how many movies about revenge has Liam Neesen made now?
I’m glad you asked me! Let’s see…
First, there was Taken (2008), which is described as “A ret...
In this episode, Debbie and Josh discuss the dangers of social media becoming an idol. We all have so many things in life that desire our attention, we have to ...
There is a drift toward theological progressivism occurring in the lives of many disciples and even entire churches and denominations. And it’s critical that we...
Mae Louise Walls Miller was a slave in southern Mississippi. One day she met Henriette, a storyteller about slavery, and Mae regaled her with her own story—a st...
A man asked me to meet him at Starbucks. He was probably in his late 60s or early 70s, and he immediately impressed me by riding his bike to our little meeting....
Let’s begin by acknowledging “Is pornography biblical grounds for divorce?” is either a heart-wrenching or awkward question to ask. If you are reading this arti...
Dayton, Ohio, shooting that left 9 dead, 27 hurt halted 'in under a minute' by cops who shot suspect: mayor
El Paso shooting: Prosecutors to seek death penalty...
The recognition that there are healthy and unhealthy forms of repentance is both common sense and biblical (2 Corinthians 7:8-13). On this everyone agrees; secu...
In this episode, Debbie and Josh continue discussing false doctrine and cults. This episode tackles the idea that just because someone says "Jesus," it doesn't ...
In this first episode of The Walk, John I. Snyder speaks with RC Sproul Jr. about his new book, Growing Up (with) RC. R.C. is an American minister and theologia...
Why Revival Tarries is the title of a book by the late English Christian evangelist and author Leonard Ravenhill. I wholeheartedly recommend this book to anyone...
