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
Local churches and experienced pastors have a part to play in preparing future church leaders as seminary enrollment falls. But p
When artificial intelligence begins judging human requests, whose morality will it follow? For Chr
Churches changed their theology to attract younger people, yet their congregations continued to shrink. In Episode
You can know the right Christian words and follow religious customs while your heart remains fa
Every born-again believer has a place in the work of ministry. Alan Smith and Jeff Rowland believe many people carry
Public criticism between allies can carry consequences far beyond one news cycle. In Episode 947 of The Smith and Rowland Show, Jeff and Alan q
Teaching that produces spiritual control, fear, or burdens that stifle life in Christ must be examined by Scripture. Alan Sm
Vice President J.D. Vance's comment that the Antichrist may already be walking among us brought end-times prophecy into a political conve
When a Christian conviction is labeled "anti-rights," the debate shifts from disagreement to exclusion. That concern drove Episode
Seven short moral rules can sound harmless until someone claims the power to define and enforce them
The Noahide Laws are often presented as a simple moral code for all humanity. Yet Alan Smith and Jeff Rowland argue th
When public officials and supporters applaud expanded abortion access, the debate is no longer only about law. It also becomes a questio
A criminal label can close doors long before a person enters a courtroom. When traditional Christian teaching is classified as "ha
When familiar words disappear from schools and churches, the loss can reach beyond the words themselves. The Smith and Rowland
What happens when a church stops examining its own condition while the culture around it changes at full speed? In Episode 956, Alan Smith and Jeff Rowland argue that the churc
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