A story of a young man with a destiny to change the world. He begins to live it, then everyone starts to know it. Then, he begins to change the world--not for a moment, but forever. Oh, and Jesus did that too. Can His followers learn from Dune? Read more
Your home should be a place of peace, a refuge of rest, and a safe house for your salvation. But what verses do you speak over your home? We have a few must-reads! Read more
Welcome to a new monthly series crafted for Christ followers called "The BIBList." This month, we discuss the needs for supporting Christian-owned brands, even those not always known for its faith. Read more
Entertainment comes in all forms, media, genre, and tastes. Yet, when Amazon Prime chooses to make an animated series that turns the Bible upside down, there must be a limit to what is allowed. Read more
We want God's blessings, but many of us want it now! Sometimes, we must wait for God's perfect time, or some vulture like this online pastor will move on us and steal what God gave us. Read more
Jesus didn't live in a red or blue state. His parables weren't about politicians. Yet, in 33 AD, there was no "Republican Christianity." He spoke to us all and died for us all. Let's remember that this November. Read more
From revival to reclamation, the year was remarkable concerning the Church. These are the 10 most significant Christian headlines of 2023. Read more
Hollywood award shows love their "In Memoriam" segments; so should the Church. Let's celebrate the Christian leaders who died in 2023 and gave selflessly so millions of others could live in Christ. Read more
Sunday mornings look more like Wednesday nights every month for several reasons, primarily because of Millennials leaving the Church. These are today’s core generation, born between 1981 and 1996 (27 to 42 years old). They are parents and professionals, decision-makers and order-takers. In churches of any denomination, these are the people most pastors are working to reach because they represent the present and the future. And those are the people who are losing interest in “organized religion,” otherwise known as “Church.”... Read more
Anyone can raise hands when scoring or write "Jesus" on their jersey, but Orlando Magic PF Jonathan Issac launched a shoe to proclaim Christ (and kick the enemy's behind). Read more
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