Christmas didn’t appear overnight. It grew through centuries of worship, symbolism, and storytelling. This long-form Advent deep dive traces how December 25 was chosen, how Saint Nicholas became Santa, why we hang…
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Biblical Truth Explained for Today
Biblical truth explained with clarity helps believers stay rooted in a world filled with noise. This page gathers teachings that illuminate God’s Word and strengthen daily obedience. Discover truth that leads to wisdom and steady hope.
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Crazy Bible Question: Did Adam Have a Wife Before Eve Named Lilith?
Did Adam have a wife before Eve named Lilith? This question blends Scripture, mythology, and one medieval satire that took on a life of its own. Dive into the Bible, ancient Mesopotamia,…
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True North in a ‘My Truth’ World
In a culture where truth is treated like ice cream — everyone picks a flavor — Christians must point to the unchanging True North of God’s Word. This post equips believers to…
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Crazy Bible Questions: Because People Ask Wild Things and God’s Word Has Real Answers
Crazy Bible Questions began when a coworker asked if Adam had a wife before Eve. From Lilith to giants, unicorns to Nephilim, we explore the strangest Bible questions with clarity, history, scholarship,…
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Looking Ahead: Living with Hope in 2026
Gather by the fire as we look back on 2025’s journey through culture and Scripture and step forward into 2026 with renewed hope. Explore what’s ahead: Crazy Bible Questions, Walking the Narrow…
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The Church as a Counter: Cultural Witness
The Church does not influence the world by blending in but by remembering who she is. This article explores the identity God gives His people and how that identity becomes a living…
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Scratching My Head: Hillary Clinton, White Privilege, and the Real Problem with American History
Hillary Clinton’s recent comments paint white Christian men as the villains of America’s past. But that narrative doesn’t match history, fairness, or Scripture. In this article, Chris Reighley explores the real story:…
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Which Religion Rules the Classroom? The Ten Commandments, Secularism, and the Battle of Worldviews
Are public schools neutral when they ban the Ten Commandments yet teach secular philosophies as truth? This article explores the constitutional debate, historical context, and worldview clash shaping the future of education.
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Critical Thinking vs. Indoctrination: A Biblical Approach
In a culture where conformity often overshadows truth, 1 Thessalonians 5:21 challenges believers: “Test all things; hold fast what is good.” This article explores how indoctrination is replacing critical thinking in schools,…
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Leadership Tested: General Welsh and the Fall of an Aggie President
General Mark Welsh’s resignation as Texas A&M’s president marked another turning point in Aggieland’s leadership crisis. This article evaluates his strengths, weaknesses, and legacy — and considers what Christian leaders can learn…
