Everyday Discipleship

"Gashmu Saith It" by Doug Wilson works out how we can build Christian communities that save the world. We summarize the book into the rules we need to follow if we are going to disciple the nations. 4. Love one another according to God's Law 5. Build bonds that bind.

"Gashmu Saith It" by Doug Wilson works out how we can build Christian communities that save the world. We summarize the book into the rules we need to follow if we are going to disciple the nations. 3. Commit to a Church

"Gashmu Saith It" by Doug Wilson works out how we can build Christian communities that save the world. We summarize the book into the rules we need to follow if we are going to disciple the nations. 1. Build a defined counterculture that is truly distinct from the world. 2. Don't flinch when the world's not happy about it.

As the American church has lost its foundational principles, it has capitulated more and more to the world. We must recover Baptism in order to make disciples as commanded.

In a world where a battle for the dictionary is raging, Josh and Cole seek to clarify terms and forge a path to unity around the truth for those holding to reformed church tradition.

The pandemic and government overreach have broken a lot of people. Joe Rogan and Dr. Robert Malone recently discussed the pandemic and Mass Formation Psychosis with a pathway out. The problem is, secular solutions will never work. The only way out of what we are in right now is Christ and only Christ.

Biblical men must fight against sinful passivity and domination in order to fulfill the commands to take dominion, be fruitful, and multiply.

Biblical women are crucial to fulfill God's command to be fruitful, multiply, and take dominion.

Discipleship requires making the church central to family life. For far too long we have been content to simply show up on Sunday and hope for the best.

How can Christians properly celebrate the advent of Christ the King in a world that is determined to suppress His reign?

Are economic systems Biblically neutral or does God’s Word give commands regarding property and wealth?

In a culture that is addicted to fear, Christians can boldly preach the Gospel because Christ is King.

Christians must exercise discernment to grow in maturity in the midst of popular resources that promote error while avoiding the pitfalls of fundamentalism.

Reading is central to renewing the mind to conform it to Christlikeness. However, many Christians find the process of finding good books and learning from them daunting.

Abortion is a scourge on our culture, and Christians must be prepared to deal with the arguments and worldview that are touted by those blind to the culture of death.

Definitions are crucial in a culture that has lost the truth. We must press forward with the truth of God’s Word regardless of the insults that are hurled at us.

Christians must not give in to the despair that comes with fighting wickedness with carnal weapons but instead joyfully trust the Lord to prevail.

Christians must think carefully and biblically about how to follow the incredibly important command from Romans 13 given to us to love our neighbor.

How can Christians ensure that our hope is in Jesus while engaging in political issues that can become idols themselves?

After the 2021 Southern Baptist Convention, churches are left to grapple with the reality of a convention that might be drifting away from historical areas of unity.

We often get frustrated and discouraged when falling into habitual sins because we must deal with causes instead of symptoms.

How can Christian parents navigate the complicated factors involved in deciding how to education their children?

The Christian's greatest benefit of Christ's work is being in fellowship with God. How do we practically live out this truth?

Southern Baptists have traditionally been about the work of the Great Commission, but recent fault lines have emerged that threaten the future of partnership.

Christians must pursue unity through the gospel in the church while not violating conscience and conviction.