When someone insults or slanders us, our natural instinct is to reply and criticize that person in return. But just because you have that ability doesn’t mean that you should use it. Join John as he reflects on a lesser-known moment from the...
While our society largely worships at the throne of youth, we must remind ourselves that the family of God is multigenerational. Many seniors may feel neglected, forgotten or marginalized, yet Scripture’s commands to honor our parents and...
Artificial intelligence (or “alien intelligence” as historian Niall Ferguson calls it) is revolutionary, offering enormous benefits in many fields. However, we must employ AI with caution, particularly in spiritual matters and as we see...
Robert Murray McCheyne was a Scottish preacher who lived during 1813-1843, and his life and writings have been a particular encouragement to John for many years. Why has McCheyne’s legacy been so impactful? Join John as he reflects on this...
What happens to someone who professed faith in Jesus Christ as a student or child, but now many years later, shows no interest in spiritual things? Are they saved? What does the Bible say?
We sometimes hear the platitude, “You can be a Christian without going to church”, but this can be misleading. God has given us the church, and while any church has its failures and shortcomings, followers of Christ are meant to grow in...
Recent remarks by Pete Hegseth as the Secretary of War (formerly Defense) suggest that he may embrace Theonomy theology, which advocates for the Mosaic Law of the Old Testament to be the basis of our laws.
John welcomes Nathaniel Pearce, Pastor of Family Ministries at Calvary, to discuss some of the most pressing issues facing parents, including the importance of intentional priorities and demonstrating a reliance on the Word of God.
Technology and social media tend to isolate us, but God created us to live in relationship with Him and others. Friendship is one of the great joys in life. Yet we must remember how to be a good friend as we pursue new relationships.