It's hard to believe that it's already been a year since John MacArthur went to be with the Lord. But yesterday marked that occasion. In light of that reminder, I think it's most fitting to share this video from Grace To You. I hope you'll watch it and remember his ministry, but even more, remember God's grace poured out on us. Image Credit: Unsplash

I was sad to hear yesterday that the actor Sam Neill had passed away at the age of 78. In all honesty, I wasn't familiar with most of his filmography, nor with much of his personal life. I knew he had battled cancer recently, but aside from that and a handful of movies, I didn't know much about the man. But I do know that he starred in one of my all-time favorite movies: Jurassic Park. Now, I know as a Christian, much of what's told us in the film regarding dinosaurs is untru

As we wrap up this week's content shares, we look back a week to the 4th of July. Many of us celebrated to one degree or another, being thankful for the great nation in which we live. But given the unfortunate state of our nation, can we really be patriotic, especially in a post-Christian America? How should we even view our nation anymore? Well, I hope this article from Answers in Genesis will help flesh that idea out a little, as we continue to live as Christians in this fa

I love when a short, something not even 30 seconds long, packs a powerful punch. That's what we have here in today's content share. If you follow Keith Foskey at all on YouTube, you know he is largely known for being more on the comedic side. But when you hear his preaching, you see that he takes the word of God very seriously. In this short, he briefly addresses the place of works in our salvation. Short answer? They have none. But Christ's work is everything. I hope you fin

Happy 250th birthday to the United States. It's amazing to think that, on one hand, this nation has survived for so long, yet in the grand scheme of things, it is still so young.

This short from Keith Foskey on YouTube poses an interesting question, and one that should help in our gospel conversations. I believe I have heard this before, but being reminded is definitely helpful. Not much else to say about it, just go ahead and click the link and watch it!

In the passage surrounding the raising of Lazarus, we can learn a lot of different things. But undergirding it all is the fact that Jesus is the Messiah, that He is God, and this story proves it. John sought to prove that Jesus was who He said He was by writing this gospel. Throughout this book, he shows much evidence that proves Jesus is the God-Man. As we wrap up this series on Lazarus, I want to hone in on the central element to this story: Jesus as Messiah, and briefly wh

And we're back to our regularly scheduled content sharing with this video from AiG Canada. In it, Calvin Smith recalls a confrontation he had with a PhD in philosophy. What was an interesting exchange revealed a deeper problem with atheism: it truthfully cannot account for, well, truth. More specifically, how can atheism answer how we know anything for sure? It's not a long video, and I hope that if you're a believer, it helps you to understand the truthfulness of this worldv