As God’s people, we seek to share the gospel and glorify Him –being salt and light in a lost and dark world. One way that the Holy Spirit seems to be increasingly working through His Church is through movies and television shows, including those produced by Angel Studios such as The Chosen, Sound of Freedom, and now Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum Trot.

Lately, education is all over social media and the subject of many news stories. Specifically of interest is the downfall of government schools. Not only do parents worry about the content their children are being exposed to, but they are also rightfully concerned about the lack of academic excellence being achieved.

Recently, I asked on X, “ In your view, which of these factors is the single most important for the well-being of America? Having the right elected officials? Having a healthy church? A strong economy? Secure borders?”

The Bible says nothing about environmental determinism. We all stand before God and are not free to shift blame to others as Adam and Eve attempted to do in the Garden of Eden. But Scripture does indicate that evil men and women can and certainly do encourage others to sin.

In an earlier article, it was highlighted how tragically, for the fourth time in a row, long-time self-professing Evangelical Christian and even worse, decades-long member in good standing of The Orchard Evangelical Free Church, Thomas Hayes has promoted evil division in God’s world and Christ’s church.

Hillary Clinton has always struggled with her public image. Even back when her husband Bill was president, a lot of Americans had a pretty low opinion of her.

Sound of Hope, produced by Angel Studios, is based on the inspiring, true story of a couple that changed their community through adoption. When Donna and Reverend Martin learned that 70% of children are in the government foster care system through neglect and that the other 30% endured unspeakable horrors, they knew they had to intervene.

Though I am not a firefighter, I know that sometimes that they have to use destructive methods to save structures and lives. Sometimes in fighting wildfires, it is necessary to burn portions of land to create a buffer and keep a fire from spreading. Imagine if these protective measures were twisted to suggest that firefighters support arson and destruction of property.

Kent Evans is a husband, father, and co-founder of Manhood Journey, a ministry dedicated to helping fathers become active disciple-makers in their home. The topic of masculinity, especially in this day and age where masculinity is considered toxic, is heavily discussed both in Christian circles and non-Christian circles. What does it mean to be a biblically masculine man? 

Culturally speaking, there is perhaps no more concerning trend these days than the attempts of the far Left to undermine parents and divide them from their children. From schools and libraries to the courts and the medical profession, radical forces are coming with the authority we’ve given them, and they’re coming for our kids.

Allie Beth Stuckey is coming to this year’s Faith, Family, and Freedom Banquet on September 6th, 2024, and I could not be more excited. Allie Beth Stuckey is a Christian commentator and host of Relatable, a podcast on BlazeTV. She covers current events, news, and pop culture through the lens of theology and a Christian worldview. She’s well-spoken, has stayed consistent in her beliefs for years, and isn’t afraid to retract or correct something when she is wrong.

It is easy to claim you stand under God’s truth, but the real test of faithfulness comes when God’s Word is being contradicted and you are called upon to act on the courage of your convictions.

It seems like anything can become a political issue nowadays. Schools are no exception. IFI has frequently sounded the alarm about the indoctrination of students occurring in today's education system and, Lord willing, we'll continue to do so as long as it's happening.

The marketing of Jesus knows no bounds. I speak of that which I know. Hear me out. In my work history, I was employed by multiple stations that self-identified as “Christian radio.” All along, these stations SHOULD have been saying, “Christian formatted radio.” It might seem like a small distinction, but much that appears under a marketing banner of “Christian” could be easily challenged.