Gen Alpha Wants Something Deeper: How the Church Can Become Their Family
Not long ago I sat down and watched four young believers talk honestly about God, phones, fear and the church. They were not angry. They were not cynical. They were
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The Vanishing Black Family: God’s Design for Marriage and the Children’s Sake
Marriage among Black Americans has fallen by more than half since the 1960s, and about 70 percent of Black children
When Trust Is Betrayed: God’s Design for Marriage and a Mother’s Courage
Savann trusted her pastor like a father, until he twisted Scripture to take multiple wives and abused her. Her courageous
The Power and Fruit of Forgiveness versus the Cost of Withholding It
Two people in the Gospels received the same gift. One remembered it. One forgot it. The woman at Jesus’ feet
October 7, Three Years Later: We Remember, We Pray, We Stand
Three years ago today, the deadliest day for the Jewish people since the Holocaust changed Israel forever. Through CBN News
Witchcraft Itself Is the Fastest Growing Religion Among Gen Z Women
Why are astrology, tarot, and witchcraft drawing so much attention? Explore the appeal of control, the danger of manipulation, and
AI, Work, and Manhood: Don’t Let the Tool Take the Man
AI may take tasks, but it does not have to take a man’s will. Character, useful skills, ownership, family, and
The Loneliness Epidemic and the Church Jesus Designed: From Isolation Back to Family
We were never designed to walk alone. Jesus showed us a Church built around spiritual family, enduring relationships, shepherding, belonging,
Don’t Be Broadsided by Persecution When God Is Doing Good Things in Your Life
God’s blessings do not mean opposition will disappear. Jesus warned that the hundredfold comes “with persecutions,” so stay rooted, guard
Make the Church More Biblical
What would church look like if we started with Scripture instead of tradition? Francis Chan calls believers back to a
Caught Between His Father’s Rage and His Mother’s Faith Pastor John Kilpatrick
Pastor John Kilpatrick’s father tried to turn him against Pentecost, but his mother remained faithful. Then an encounter with God’s
Why Everyone Needs a Spiritual Father, Brother Ken Sumrall
A spiritual father does more than teach—he imparts wisdom, encourages, corrects, protects, and provides accountability. True sons and daughters respond
Special Forces: ‘You Are One of God’s Special Forces’ — By Ken Sumrall
God does not always need the largest army. Ken Sumrall challenges believers to become courageous, disciplined servants who hear God
John the Baptist’s Urgent Call to Bear Fruit
John the Baptist warned that genuine repentance produces fruit, and Jesus revealed where that fruit comes from. Discover why abiding
The Masculinity Crisis in the Church
Young men are searching for identity, strength, purpose, and belonging. The Church must respond by restoring spiritual fatherhood, making disciples,
ENCOURAGEMENT: When I Patrolled Pensacola Beach
During the longest hours of a midnight patrol on Pensacola Beach, the first light of dawn changed everything. Hold on
The Power and the Command to Be Lovingly Affectionate
God created human beings for loving relationship, yet our culture increasingly confuses healthy affection with sexuality or weakness. Jesus shows
The Death of Socialism: Borrowing the Church’s Fruit Without the Root
Socialists sometimes point to Acts 2 and 4 as a biblical model for socialism. But the early church reveals something
“I Will Pray That We Become Just Like You” What China’s Persecuted Church Can Teach the Comfortable Church in America
Twenty-two Chinese church leaders risked imprisonment to study God’s Word together. Their courage, sacrifice, and hunger challenge the comfortable American
Why the Gospel of Luke Skipped Samaria, and What It Means for America
Why does Luke 6 name Judea, Jerusalem, Tyre, and Sidon, but not Samaria? Israel’s history offers a sobering warning for