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What Should I Do After I Sin Again?

It’s a question most believers don’t want to ask out loud—but they’ve asked it. Quietly. Shamefully. After another fall. After another broken promise. After sin they said they’d never return to. They wonder if grace still applies. If God’s tired of them. If this time, they’ve finally pushed too far. But Scripture doesn’t leave that…

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Can Christians Struggle with the Same Sin for Years?

Let’s be honest—some Christians carry deep, lingering guilt. Not because they don’t love Christ, but because they’ve stumbled in the same place more times than they can count. They’ve confessed it. They’ve grieved it. They’ve promised to do better. But here they are again. Not asking from apathy—but from agony. Can Christians struggle with the…

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Have I Committed the Unforgivable Sin? What Scripture Really Says

You’ve sinned again—and this time, it feels different. Heavier. Final. And the question hits you like a wave you didn’t see coming: Have I committed the unforgivable sin? It’s not a question of curiosity. It’s fear. The kind that settles deep and won’t let go. The kind that makes you wonder if God’s mercy has…

Silhouetted figure facing a pagan altar at sunset, representing the spiritual battle of Ba’al worship in the Old Testament.

Ba’al Worship in the Old Testament: What God’s People Were Really Up Against

Ba’al worship in the Old Testament wasn’t a passing trend. It was a spiritual cancer. A rival religion so deeply embedded in the surrounding culture that Israel didn’t just flirt with it—they fell headlong into it. And over and over again, God’s people forgot the covenant, ignored the warnings, and bowed to a god who…

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Dying Churches Should Give, Not Sell: Let the Kingdom Live

Why congregationally owned Baptist churches should transfer property to thriving believers for the Gospel’s sake A Sacred Trust or a Sacred Tomb? Dying churches aren’t hard to find. You’ve seen them—white clapboard sanctuaries with peeling paint, empty parking lots, and a bulletin still pinned from months ago. Across the country, once-vibrant congregations are dwindling to…

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What Is Ba’al Worship? A Biblical and Historical Overview

What is Ba’al worship? It’s more than a footnote in Israel’s story. More than a pagan ritual in some forgotten corner of the Old Testament. It was a direct challenge to the living God—a seductive, violent, and deeply rooted threat that plagued God’s people for centuries. And it still whispers today. Because Ba’al may have…

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Why Do I Keep Sinning as a Christian? A Cry Every Believer Knows

Why do I keep sinning as a Christian? It’s a question you ask with tears, not curiosity. A question born from real grief, not theological debate. Because you know better. You’ve read the verses. You’ve prayed the prayers. You’ve begged God to help you stop.So why does sin still feel close?Why do you still fall?…

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Is the Bible True? A Clear Answer in an Age of Doubt

Is the Bible true? That question divides dinner tables, fuels online debates, and keeps doubters up at night. Some ask with sincere hearts. Others ask to justify walking away. Still others ask as a smokescreen—hoping to dismiss God without having to deal with Him. But behind the question is something more than curiosity. There’s a…