There is a strange moment we are living in right now. Not just politically, but theologically. Conversations that once stayed in quiet classrooms are now happening in front of millions. A media voice like Tucker Carlson sits across from men like Ted Cruz and Mike Huckabee, and suddenly, everyday people are wrestling with questions about Israel, prophecy, war, and what Christians should believe. That is not the danger. The danger is when Christians start letting conversations

Someone recently approached me asking about the evil spirit from God after a sermon on 1 Samuel 19 and 20 . I believe there is real value in sharing questions and having honest conversations about things in Scripture, so I figured I should share that answer with you as well. It was a thoughtful question, and it deserves a Biblical answer that is rooted in the Word of God. When the Bible tells us that an evil spirit from the Lord troubled Saul, it is important to understand w

I have spoken with believers who try to frame cowardice as a Christian virtue. Many believers have confused softness with spirituality and passive surrender with Christlikeness. Somewhere along the way, “harmless as doves” stopped being balanced with “wise as serpents.” The result is a generation of Christians who believe the most spiritual thing they can do is to let a criminal carve them up like Thanksgiving turkeys while they recite the Beatitudes through a forced smile. L