Christianity does not rest on blind faith or emotional appeal. It stands on a formidable foundation of scientific evidence, philosophical necessity, historical fact, fulfilled prophecy, and archaeological confirmation. The universe had a beginning. Life displays unmistakable design. Scripture has been transmitted with remarkable accuracy. Jesus of Nazareth lived, was crucified, and rose from the dead in real history. These facts form a compelling and cumulative case that Chri

What if the greatest end-times deception is not the secularization of the Church by ultra-liberal ideologies, but the complete politicization of Christianity by forces that appear friendly?  Few Christians have ever paused to seriously consider this possibility. But here is the more unsettling question:  what if the true danger is not opposition to the faith, but Christian nationalism itself? Scripture issues a sobering warning the Church has largely ignored:  the Antichrist

“When I was a child, I spake as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child: but when I became a man, I put away childish things ” (1 Cor 13:11). Paul’s exhortation to the Corinthians concerning spiritual maturity has broad application, including how Believers steward their time, energy, and affections. Growing into Christian adulthood necessarily involves laying aside pursuits that are childish, time-consuming, and spiritually unproductive —especially those that d

Social media is not neutral ground. While it promises friendship and community, it has quietly become one of the greatest spiritual distractions  of our age. For many Christians, it now shapes habits, affections, behaviour, and even identity. To be clear, this article is not written from a place of technophobia—but from genuine concern. Concern for prayer closets that have grown quiet. Concern for families sitting together while scrolling alone, and concern for hearts subtly