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We have just taken a quick trip through the book of Ruth. I thought it would be a good idea to revisit the general themes of the book.

The following is a shortened version of the second video recorded for our website to introduce people to who we are and what we are about...

The following is an adapted version of the first video recorded for our website to introduce people to who we are and what we are about...

Reviewed June 2024 Alan Noble knows what you are going through. Because he’s lived it, because he’s living it. Noble is associate...

Scripture is God's word to us. He is its master, not us.

You shall not make for yourself a carved image, or any likeness of anything that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or...

We have been in our current building for just over 4 years. We bought it in the midst of the COVID restrictions in 2020 and I remember...

Last time I spoke in praise of boredom. Now let me offer you a bit of encouragement to be bored in a constructive, character building,...

Boredom is often seen as a bad thing - as something that is inherently evil and must be shot on sight. But boredom can be holy.

The church in every age, regardless of its age, is always in danger of apostasy through assumption.

It has now been around 15 months since my last blog post. That's about to change. I apologize for the lengthy hiatus and provide no...

We need to be equipped to deal with CRT - it is both bad theology and empty deceit. So we need tools to recognize CRT and its dangers.

CRT forces us to choose between the witness of Scripture and the cultural observations and philosophies upon which they are built.

Critical Race Theory has abandoned the correspondence theory of truth and have changed the rules of the epistemological game along with it.

It’s ironic that CRT developed out of a desire to promote justice. Yet, one of it's major issues is that it does the opposite.

Martin Luther King had a dream... but I do not think MLK would agree with how far CRT has gone in their pursuit of racial equality.

Critical Race Theory sees everything in our society, and I mean everything, as a power struggle.

Fault Lines: The Social Justice Movement and Evangelicalism’s Looming Catastrophe by Voddie Baucham Jr. (Salem Books, 2021) Reviewed...

If you have heard any of the following words or phrases the upcoming series of blogs is for you. Black lives matter Woke Social justice...

Reviewed September 2022 Rebecca McLaughlin grew up in England and earned her PhD in Renaissance Literature from Cambridge and a degree in...