Preach the Word! That simple imperative frames the act of preaching as an act of obedience. That is where any theology of preaching must begin. Preaching is a commission - a charge.

The resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead separates Christianity from all mere religion--whatever its form. Christianity without the literal, physical resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead is merely one religion among many.

Will this generation of gospel ministers finish the race? It will require gospel faithfulness at every turn.

Here we see the great dividing line — those who affirm the Bible as the inspired Word of God and those who see it as a human product.

Evangelical Christians will either stand upon the authority and total truthfulness of the Bible, or we will inevitably capitulate to the secular worldview.

The denial of an historical Adam and Eve as the first parents of all humanity and the solitary first human pair severs the link between Adam and Christ which is so crucial to the Gospel.

A prominent author and critic, Adam Gopnik, has written a thought-provoking essay on the historical Jesus, challenging the prevailing views of secularized scholars who question the reliability of the Gospels. In his essay, Gopnik presents a nuanced exploration of the complexities of Jesus' teachings and legacy, sparking a crucial debate about the nature of faith and knowledge.

The notion of a "right not to be offended" is gaining momentum, threatening the very fabric of free speech and public discourse. As Christians, it is essential to recognize that this concept is inherently flawed, as it seeks to shield individuals from any perceived insult or criticism, ultimately stifling the exchange of ideas and the freedom to speak one's mind.

Hypermodern America has become a collectivity of "spiritualities" even as the contours of American culture become increasingly secularized. How is this possible?