Profanity has become the language of choice in too many workplaces, but it isn’t strength — it’s weakness. When vulgarity replaces vocabulary, respect disappears, and communication breaks down from the top down.
The Bible doesn’t just call us to hear the gospel — it commands us to obey it. Romans 10:16, 2 Thessalonians 1:8, and 1 Peter 4:17 remind us that salvation is not in hearing only, but in responding with repentance, faith, and obedience. Discover what it truly means to obey the gospel and why the difference is eternal.
Too many Christians and churches choose comfort over conviction, staying silent while the government we elect drifts from truth. But silence is not spiritual—it’s surrender. Now is the time to speak with courage, lead with conviction, and remember that elected officials are servants, not rulers
Eschatology in a Nutshell For me, eschatology is really quite simple: Jesus is coming back to take us out of this mess. We don’t know… Read More »Eschatology in a Nutshell
Stand Up and Be a Watchman The passing—or rather, the murder—of Charlie Kirk has made me stop and reflect on the role of the church… Read More »Stand Up and Be a Watchman