Christians Condemn Killing of Israeli Embassy Staff as an “Act of Evil”

‘Bible students should be paying close attention’: Christian leaders react to Israel’s attack on Iran In a dramatic escalation, the Israeli Air Force conducted a series of airstrikes on strategic military and nuclear sites in Iran. The operation, code-named “Strength of a Lion,” targeted nuclear facilities as well as military command centers, with officials in … Read more

Exploring the Mysteries Behind Noah’s Ark

Exploring the Deeper Meaning Behind Noah’s Ark What might initially appear to be the story of an ancient flood or a demonstration of divine care for animal life is, upon closer examination, far richer. During my seminary studies, I discovered that the narrative of the flood reveals God’s work of salvation for his chosen people. … Read more

Your Essential Guide to the PCA General Assembly

About the PCA General Assembly Established in 1973 to remain “Faithful to the Scriptures, True to the Reformed Faith, and Obedient to the Great Commission,” the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) stands as the largest conservative Reformed denomination in the United States. The body of believers, comprising roughly 1,700 local churches and 400,000 members, affirms … Read more

Military Embracing a Missionary Role

The Military as Missionaries This session explores the unique challenges and opportunities that military families encounter, especially as they relate to spreading the gospel. Drawing from personal experiences as military spouses, the speakers reveal ways the local church can support these families while engaging in global ministry. Episode Details In this conversation, the speakers share … Read more

Let Biden Leave in Peace—Is Mockery Necessary?

A Conservative Lament An opinion piece by a well-known commentator recently took aim at the left’s harsh treatment of a former president, suggesting that his legacy should be all but erased with scorn. Given the considerable challenges President Biden has faced recently, such a somber tone might seem fitting. However, because he is still with … Read more

From Hunger to Health: A Journey of Hope in Ethiopia

Why Fatherhood Is Good for Men In many modern conversations, the role of fathers is often downplayed or dismissed. Some voices even argue that fathers are no longer necessary, suggesting that while motherhood is rooted in biology, fatherhood is merely a social construct. However, fresh scientific findings are challenging this view in compelling ways. Research … Read more

From Hunger to Health: A Family’s Inspiring Journey in Ethiopia

Why Fatherhood Is Good for Men Today, some modern voices seek to diminish the importance of fathers, claiming that a father’s role is unnecessary. Critics have even argued that his contributions are not essential, implying that without his presence, society would function just as well. However, emerging scientific research challenges these views by revealing how … Read more

Why Many Pastors Avoid Professional Mental Health Care

Pastor John Gray Praises Therapy, Yet Many Pastors Avoid Professional Mental Health Care Megachurch pastor John Gray and his wife experienced a turning point in their marriage by embracing both faith and professional therapy. Gray attributes the restoration of his relationship to counseling, a practice he now relies on regularly. However, research indicates that most … Read more

Melissa Febos Explores Celibacy for Personal Growth in “A Dry Season”

Melissa Febos’ “A Dry Season”: Embracing Celibacy as a Journey of Self-Discovery In our patriarchal culture, a woman’s decision to forgo sexual relationships—especially with men—is often seen as a form of defiance against prescribed social roles. Historically, such a choice has been interpreted as a deliberate rejection of norms that view women primarily as reproducers. … Read more