Jesus confronts a church that values tolerance over truth. "Without 'leave changed,' I want nothing to do with 'come as you are.'" Discover how Christ's longest letter speaks to today's churches struggling with cultural compromise.

The church at Pergamum held right doctrine but embraced the world with the other hand—'married to the world.' Are we doing the same? Jesus warns: doctrinal purity isn't enough if our lives don't reflect our beliefs. The white stone awaits those who overcome.

Israel doesn't make sense unless you believe in something beyond the math. If this improbable, ancient nation is somehow still thriving, maybe God isn't a myth after all. Maybe He's still in the story. Maybe history isn't random. Maybe evil doesn't get the last word.

Like myrrh releasing fragrance when crushed, the church of Smyrna shone brightest under persecution. Though destitute in a wealthy city, they were spiritually rich. Their example shows us: where life's map once read "Here be dragons," we can write "Here be Jesus."

Social media reveals our worst impulses, but gives us two choices: let toxic discourse choke us like weeds, or use opposition to grow stronger in faith and discernment. Like seeds in Matthew 13, the outcome depends on our foundation.

Has your faith become routine? Jesus commended the church at Ephesus for their works but condemned them for abandoning their first love. Like many today, they were going through the motions—doctrinally pure yet passion-poor. Discover how to rekindle your love for Jesus before it's too late.

AI-generated sermons using John MacArthur's voice are deceiving thousands on YouTube. As the great falling away accelerates, Christians must anchor in local churches and trustworthy Bible translations before virtual deception becomes undetectable.

The seven churches of Revelation show us how to "roll" as Christians. Are you good ground or just a fan of Jesus? He doesn't just "get us" – He SAVES us. Discover what it means to have eyes that truly see and stand firm with a spine of steel in these latter days.

When Newsboys' Michael Tate admitted to 20+ years of sexual assault and drug abuse, Christians' first concern wasn't the victims—it was losing their favorite songs. The reaction reveals everything wrong with American Christianity today.

As we see THE DAY approaching, it's going to get harder and harder to remain holy and separated from this world. We're going to need the fellowship of a church more than ever. Jesus is coming and we need one another.

Leadership is built on trust and trust can't exist without honesty. We're all tired of people who spin everything. The first task of a leader is to define reality, even when uncomfortable. Dr. Les Loftquist reveals 6 essential virtues every Christian leader needs.

In our "no obligation" culture, the Faithful Alliance stands firm like Star Wars rebels facing the Empire—outgunned but unshakable. We don't trade truth for acceptance. Our strength comes from Christ himself, and we're strongest together in community.