Today we live in the dark, dark shadow of Charlie Kirk's senseless murder (yesterday) and the anniversary of September 11th, 2001. How do we make sense of it all? And are they ideologically connected? Join us as Pastor Keith attempts to provide context and understanding.

Imagine waking up to discover that the largest immigration raid in US history takes place in my hometown, Savannah, GA. Join pastor Keith's discussion of this historic raid and its implications regarding "economic human trafficking" and the potential involvement of large corporations like the Korean giant, Hyundai.

What about baptism? Should we baptize children who are not born again because of their parents' faith? Isn't this what "household baptism" is? Keith answers these questions and more, plus a bonus.

Today, people seem to have lost their understanding of and the value and nobility of work. Part of the reason is that they pursue useless degrees, often PhD's in useless fields of decolonization, feminist studies, masters degrees in bloated fields like sociology or psychology, and there's simply no market. Besides this they have no real skills and they become embittered. Keith explores this sad state of affairs and offers possible solutions.

Today, Pastor Keith answers your questions from the mailbag! Lots of questions!

Keith follows up his earlier discussion of Post-Millennialism and Christian Nationalism with a brief history of their unfortunate, checkered pasts.

How many times do we hear the statement, "Experts say..."? Do you ever stop to think, "What experts?" More often than not the people cited were ideologs or not experts at all. Join Keith as he explores the idea of "Experts say" in a variety of issues facing our culture today.

Pastor Keith speaks briefly on the state of the church. Is it all about lasers and fog machines? What would Jesus say about your church?

What do we make of Christian Nationalism? Listen as Keith expresses his concerns.

I worked at Grace Community Church for close to three years in the Outreach Department before accepting my first pastorate. I had the privilege of seeing John MacArthur minister. He also greatly blessed my family and my ministry. He even had a material impact on the ministry of Hillside Church. Here are my thoughts and reflections based on my experience, including an excerpt from a discussion about reopening Hillside during the pandemic.