Rick Kirby

A growing number of Christians are questioning their environmental apathy, and a biblical worldview offers a compelling answer. By re-examining the Bible's teachings on creation, salvation, and stewardship, Christians can discover a deeper commitment to caring for God's physical world.

 In times of darkness and utter moral decay, the greatest hope and encouragement God’s people can have is knowing that the second Adam has faithfully kept the covenant that we never could, and cleared the way for us back into the presence of our King.

There are some issues that the Bible is a bit quiet on, while there are other topics that God speaks to directly, leaving no room for interpretation or debate. The sin of fornication, or sexual immorality, is one of these. Sexual sin is one of the most dangerous, and something that Christians are told to "flee from." Let's take a look at just what makes this sin so severe, and how we can work to avoid it.

As our culture becomes obsessed with safety and comfort, online church will likely become an excepted concession. However, if you're able to attend corporate worship, but continue to only embrace online streaming as your preferred worship mode, you may soon discover that the compromise will prove more costly than the benefit.