May 27, 2026

The Reformers and the Clarity of Scripture By Drew Von Neida   In the centuries preceding the sixteenth-century Reformation, a thick ecclesiastical veil had gradually settled over the pages of Holy Scripture. The Bible itself was not denied, nor was its authority rejected. Yet in practice it was increasingly being treated as a book whose […]

Standing Firm in Clarity By Gary Gilley I came to the Lord at around age seven and grew up attending a small country church, which placed substantial emphasis on Bible reading. The little sanctuary had an old-fashioned wooden statistics board on prominent display at the front. Every week the attendance for both Sunday school and

Hearing God’s Voice: Scripture, Not Subjective Impressions By Dave Jenkins Few questions trouble Christians more — or confuse them more — than this one: How do I hear God’s voice? For many believers, the phrase “hearing God” has become closely associated with inner impressions, mental pictures, emotional nudges, or spontaneous thoughts that feel spiritually significant.

When God’s Word Is Twisted: From Eden to Today By Dave Jenkins Spiritual deception did not begin with the denial of God’s Word — it began with the distortion of it. The first recorded temptation in Scripture was not an argument against religion, morality, or spirituality in general. It was a question aimed directly at

Twisting the Sword: When Scripture Is Misused in Spiritual Battle By Dave Jenkins Few images in Scripture are more vivid than the Word of God described as a sword. God’s Word is living and active, sharper than any two-edged blade. It pierces, exposes, judges, and frees. It is not decorative — it is decisive. It