Here are 10 practical ideas on training your children in the faith of Christ.

There is a trend today in thinking that emotions are the barometer for our walk with God. This is dangerous thinking. Here we offer a better perspective.

Happy Charlie Kirk Day! Charlie was a man who I want my children to emulate, and here's a few reasons why.

For the first time in history, women are filling the roles of pastor and elder. Is this biblical? And if it is biblical, why haven’t we been doing it historically? Is this something sourced in the Bible, or is it one of the many examples of the American church conforming to the egalitarian principles of this world? Take a listen. If you stay true to God’s Word, the answers are very clear.

Is church supposed to be a checklist or a journey with purpose attached with everything we do? In this episode we share something that isn't new, but actually old and powerful. The question is not, "How do I want to worship?" but rather, "How does God want to be worshipped?"

If you allow technology to do all the work, then don't expect your brain to get stronger. In this episode we discuss a few tips to keeping the brains of our children healthy and strong.

How do we measure the success of a church? This is an important question. But even more important is to consider how God measures a successful church. Is it possible for wonderful people to be busy doing wonderful things but very much missing the mark? In this episode we offer three biblical barometers for a healthy, God pleasing church.

Slavery is a crucial topic, not only because we need to avoid the atrocities of our forefathers, but also becuase we need to know how to combat the attacks of those who would use the slavery narrative to advance their agendas.

When people start denying the authority of Scripture and the Trinity they fall into the category of a Christian cult. Don't let this dangerous movement take you by surprise.

Why did God put the Virtuous Woman at the end of Proverb? The answer deals with His ultimate goals for your sons and daughters.