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Biblical Masculinity and the Rise of the Fragile Man
What if the loudest voices defending 'biblical masculinity' are actually revealing something else — insecurity dressed up as conviction? Joel Sarfraz traces how victimhood replaced sacrifice in Christian men's discourse, and why obsessing over women's roles has become a substitute for confronting the sins Jesus actually condemned. A hard look at strength, control, and what the cross really redefines.
Saved Through Childbearing? The Idolatry of Women's Roles
The belief that a woman is saved through childbearing has quietly shaped how the church measures a woman's worth. This piece takes that idea back to Scripture and asks whether it holds up.
Sienna Krieg
Aug 137 min read
When Positive Self-Talk Tells You It’s OK to Silence Parents of Child Survivors
A Tennessee church fought in court to keep an abuse survivor silent through an NDA. But another church chose a different path. This is the story of institutional silence, rationalization, and what integrity actually costs.
Guest Writer
Aug 83 min read
New Age to Jesus Christ: How I Found True Peace
My journey from new age to Jesus Christ began when I realized that no amount of tarot cards, meditation, or crystals could give me what Jesus offered in one moment: genuine peace, safety, and acceptance.
Sienna Krieg
Aug 613 min read
Why Did God Create the Devil? Wrestling with Free Will, the Adversary, and Authentic Faith
Why did God create the devil if He already knew what Lucifer would become? This question is not a detour from faith — it is an invitation to trust a sovereign God whose redemptive design was woven before the first act of rebellion ever unfolded.
Nora Gwen
Jul 236 min read
Do I Need God? If So, Which One?
Do I need God? That question sits at the heart of every deeper one we ask about meaning, purpose, and who deserves our trust.
Debra Hodges
Jul 96 min read
The Dome of the Rock Prophecy: Can We Force God's Hand?
The Dome of the Rock prophecy debate reveals a deeper question for believers: do we trust God's timing, or are we tempted to force it ourselves?
I. M. Koen
Jul 76 min read
Biblical Illiteracy: The Plague Sweeping the Land
Owning a Bible is not the same as knowing it. This look at biblical illiteracy traces how neglecting Scripture led to Israel's downfall and what it means for us now.
I. M. Koen
Jun 305 min read
Reflections on Pride Month: A Christian Response in Turbulent Times
Pride Month brings a wave of color and celebration, but it also raises difficult questions for Christians. This piece reflects on how believers can respond with conviction, clarity, and genuine love.
Stephanie M.
Jun 94 min read
The Gospels Don’t Match And That’s Exactly the Point
Four voices. Four angles. Not mistakes — a mosaic. The Gospels don’t match because they were never meant to flatten Jesus into one version.
Nathan Cole
Jun 13 min read
Emotions vs Truth: How Shows Perspective Transforms Faith
When emotions dominate thinking, we can misinterpret reality. Randy Devaul explores the Emmaus Road to show how renewed perspective restores hope and faith.
Randy DeVaul, MA
May 93 min read
The Subtle Line Between Good and Right
Sometimes the right choice isn’t obvious or popular. It may feel small, unproductive, or even uncomfortable, but it aligns with God’s wisdom and kingdom purposes.
Dr. Anudeep Manne
Apr 184 min read
The Truth About Christianity and America’s Founding: Separating Faith from National Myth
Learn how Christian nationalism distorts history and why faith should not be enforced through politics or government power.
Jane Isley
Apr 129 min read
Why the Book of Revelation Is in the Bible: The Truth Behind Its Survival
Many people assume Revelation was added to the Bible as a tool of fear, but the historical record shows a far more complex and thoughtful process. Early Christians wrestled with its symbolism, authorship, and theology long before it was accepted.
Guest Writer
Mar 216 min read
Old Testament Elohim and New Testament Demons: The Powers Jesus Confronted
The New Testament’s “demons” are not cartoonish imps but the same spiritual beings the Old Testament calls elohim. When Jesus confronts them, He is not swatting pests — He is dethroning rival powers.
Guest Writer
Mar 69 min read
My Journey: From Islam to Christianity
This testimony reveals how one woman followed her longing for a deeper connection with God, discovering a path that spoke to both her heart and her mind. Her transformation is not a rejection of her past but an embrace of spiritual authenticity.
Guest Writer
Feb 112 min read
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