Inspiration

Foundations for Nations Church Pastor Says She’s Preaching Biblical Truth. But Where’s the Love?

A pastor on a reservation says she was just preaching the Bible and exercising her First Amendment right in a viral sermon. But some Native Americans felt she opened old wounds by dismissing their traditions without understanding their context.

What the White House’s Response to Renee Good’s Killing Means for Christians (Op-Ed)

What message does it send when top leadership in the White House and DHS deny what is clearly visible and blame a victim for her own death? When Americans are asked to discount their own eyes? To accept that two plus two equals five?

Why Justice Starts in the Home

To know Jesus and to follow him is to resist the powers and principalities that operate in this world and reflect the kingdom of God and victory of Christ over sin — individual and corporate — in every area of life.

When a Pastor Becomes a Politician

When a pastor becomes a politician, the Sunday service just feels like another campaign stop, and the sheep are left to go hungry.

Let Go and Let God: the Power of Surrender in Uncertain Times

Surrender is one of the most misunderstood concepts in the Christian life. For many, the word conjures images of defeat or weakness. But in God’s kingdom, surrender is the doorway to strength.

Norman Gyamfi Misses the Mark on Black Gospel Music

Maverick City Music manager and CCM executive Norman Gyamfi’s focus on album sales and tours misses the core function of Black sacred music in the lives of Black Christians.

Forever Forward: A Love Letter to Black Fathers Breaking Cycles and Becoming Whole

For generations, Black fathers have been misunderstood, misrepresented, or erased. From slavery to incarceration, systems have tried to strip us of presence and possibility. And yet, Black fathers keep showing up. Quietly. Daily. In ways that often go unseen but never unfelt.

The Power of the Lord’s Prayer

Most Christians know the Lord’s Prayer and likely can recite it without thinking, but few recognize its radical power.

Worship While You Wait: Trusting God’s Hand in Silent Seasons

David reminds us that waiting is not a sentence but sacred preparation. In the hidden places of our lives, God is writing a new story forged in holiness.

God Is, and Always Will Be, a Promise Keeper

In a world filled with broken promises, God’s unchanging nature stands as our anchor. Even when circumstances appear dire, His faithfulness can pierce the darkness and renew our hope.

10 Ways to Strengthen Your Faith During Difficult Times

Just as a blacksmith uses fire to shape and strengthen metal, God uses difficult times to mold us into the people He wants us to be.