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How to Shake off Depression
When believers focus on God’s goodness and eternal promises, everyday burdens become opportunities for thankfulness and perseverance.
The Real Reason Your Phone is Ruining Your Spiritual Life
Smartphone addiction can quietly steal attention from Christ. Learn how to set wise boundaries, avoid digital distraction, and grow spiritually.
Answering the Objection: “Hitler was a Christian!”
Was Hitler a Christian? Historical evidence reveals his hostility toward Christianity and helps answer a common objection raised against the faith.
Why Mark Spence is Not Roman Catholic
In this video, Mark Spence shares how he grew up Catholic and what led him to the truth of God’s Word, ultimately bringing him into a true relationship with Jesus.
The Modern Day Sodom
The world often disguises wickedness as something desirable, but God calls His people to holiness. This article examines Lot, Sodom, and the dangers of worldly influence.
What Every Christian Can Learn from Jim and Elisabeth Elliot’s Sacrifice
In this clip from The Living Waters Podcast, the guys look at the incredible story of Jim and Elisabeth Elliot, and the incredible sacrifices made in the name of their calling to reach the people...
Do Atheists Believe the Universe Came from Nothing?
It is often claimed that atheists do not believe everything came from nothing. This article presents statements from scientists who have said exactly that.
A Surprisingly Productive Conversation About Homosexuality & God
In this video, a student asks about queerness, morality, truth, and the Bible’s authority. What follows is a respectful, uncompromising conversation about God’s design and the hope found in Jesus Christ.
From a Fool to a Hero, in an Instant
When God’s light reveals the truth, everything changes. The believer is called to leave the past behind, press toward the prize, and trust Christ through every hurdle in the race of faith.



