You Are the Church — That’s Exactly Why You Need to Be There
The Church isn't a building. Everyone agrees. But that truth doesn't lead where most people take it — it leads straight back to the assembly.
Apostolic Voice
Biblical Clarity in Cultural Chaos
15 Ways to Win the Battle Within— Guarding Your Mind Against the Enemies Assault
Every battle begins in the mind. These fifteen biblical defenses will guard your heart against depression, temptation, and the enemy's assault.
What Matthew 28:19 Actually Says About Baptism — One Name, Three Titles
Matthew 28:19 isn't a problem for the Apostolic position. It's a confirmation of it — if you read what it actually says.
Should Christians Dye Their Hair? — The Crown You're Throwing Away
What does the Bible say about dyeing hair? From Scripture to the early church fathers, the case for embracing your God-given crown of glory is stronger than you think.
Should Christians Get Tattoos? — What the Bible Has to Say
Tattoos are more popular than ever, and the theological arguments defending them are getting louder. But what does the Bible actually say? This article examines the scriptural commands, the spiritual roots of marking the flesh, and the evidence confirming what Scripture already made clear.
Should Christians Worship on Saturday or Sunday? — A Biblical Case for the Lord's Day
Should Christians worship on Saturday or Sunday? This article examines the Sabbath's role as a Mosaic covenant sign, the New Testament witness of Paul, Peter, and John, and the resurrection typology that established the Lord's Day as the Church's day of worship.
Should Christians Wear Jewelry — The Complete Biblical Case
Modern Christendom doesn't think God cares about what we wear. But the Bible has a lot to say about our outward appearance—and the connection between jewelry and pride runs deeper than most Christians realize.
Your Opinion Matters (Or Does It?)
The harsh reality of ministry is that you spend more time counseling people after they discarded your advice than anything else. Influence is the currency of ministry—and it's easy to spend badly. Here's what I've learned about giving counsel that's actually received.