The Faithful Witness

In today's study we continue to look at the first chapter in which John introduces the Risen Savior and receives his instructions to write letters to each of the seven churches in Asia.

Vance Havner

I would encourage you to listen to this man of God. I have been so blessed by his messages lately.

Dr. Carson's Speech

All that I can say is, "Wow!"

Losing Influence

Two-thirds of Americans say pro athletes have more influence on society than faith leaders.

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Unnecessary Amusements

Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature. - Mark 16:15

I am currently the middle of a class called Global Studies Survey which studies mission from its inception in the Old Testament to today. It's pretty interesting. Of course, for many years the church thought very little of their role in evangelism. Even the Protestant Reformers (i.e., Luther, Zwingli, Calvin) said very little about it. It is thought that they believed that the world had already been evangelized and that Christianity just needed to be reformed.

A Lutheran by the name of Justinian von Welz disagreed with them and asked a question in 1664 that could even be applicable in the modern day in which we live, "Is it right that we evangelical Christians spend so much money on expensive clothes, luxuries of food and drink, many unnecessary amusements and expensive habits, but yet give no thought to the spreading the gospel?"

The Revelation of Jesus Christ

The is the first recording of a new verse by verse study through the book of the Revelation.

Sandbox Scars

My son Dane is in a band that is made up of students at Liberty University. Here is their first original song. Check it out!

Now Unto Him That is Able

In this study, Jude now turns his attention from the false teachers to believers with words of encouragement.

The Answer is Painfully Obvious

If it is true that any religion that does not consider itself valuable enough to share with nonbelievers is fated to crumble from within, and that 95 to 97 percent of American Christians do not share their faith with others; what does that say about Christianity in America? Look around and you'll realize that the answer to that question is already painfully obvious.

The Hypocrisy of Liberal Tolerance