James Talarico and Nick Fuentes raise a concern at the center of Episode 1001 of The Smith and
A large online following doesn't make someone a trustworthy authority on Scripture. When you he
Setting Jesus against Paul raises a question about the authority of Scripture: can Christians accept the Bible a
Our discussion of "abracadabra" centers on a biblical concern: words can create good or cause harm. In Episode 998 of The Smith and Rowlan
Belief in the supernatural doesn't necessarily mean belief in the miracles recorded
Local churches have a responsibility to prepare pastors who understand Scripture and can carry on
We believe America's renewal begins with biblical preaching and the power of the Holy Spirit. Political leadership, economic strength, and m
Love, relationships, and the presence of God remain important when hardship strips away life's distractions. Yet the demands of everyday lif
Local churches and experienced pastors have a part to play in preparing future church leaders as seminary enrollment falls. But p
What your church sings can shape what you believe. In Episode 948 of The Smith and Rowland Show, Alan Smith and Jeff Rowland exami
A reported invocation ending in "Hail Satan" at an Ottumwa, Iowa, city council meeting prompted a forceful discussion about pub
When artificial intelligence begins judging human requests, whose morality will it follow? For Chr
If you've stepped away from church after being hurt, Alan Smith and Jeff Rowland ask you to consider
You can attend church every Sunday and still leave the work God has called you to do untouched. In episode 990 of
Reported Episcopal Church membership fell from about 3.4 million in 1960 to roughly 1.5 million in the account di
Churches changed their teaching to attract people, yet the membership losses continued. Alan Smith and Jeff Rowland argue t
It is with a thankful heart that I write to you with an update of all the Lord has done since my last trip to Uganda in March. Thank you for standing with me, praying for me, and supporting me during this time. Moving forward, I’ll be giving ministry
Churches changed their theology to attract younger people, yet their congregations continued to shrink. In Episode
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