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A young couple sits peacefully in sacred space, portraying harmony between religion and sexuality.
American Families of Faith

Religion and Sexuality: Reframing Intimacy as Sacred

How can faith enrich sexuality in marriage? By redefining sex as sacred, mutual, and expressive of covenant love.

Chelom Leavitt May 23, 2025
A teacher offers marigolds while hiding a Bible, symbolizing niceness vs kindness in gospel instruction.
Gospel Fare

An Inconvenient Truth and The Rise of Latter-day Niceness

When does discipleship lose conviction, courage, and clarity? When “niceness” is modeled for comfort and approval.

Priscilla Davis May 19, 2025
A woman gazes into a mirror that reflects darkness, portraying the emptiness behind the illusion of self-love.
Gospel Fare

The Illusion of Self-love: What Christ Taught Instead

Is self-love the key to healing? True wholeness comes through connection, not isolation or self-focus.

Joseph Chamberlain May 16, 2025
A courtroom scene where a dog’s presence satirizes doctrinal ambiguity and legalistic faith reasoning.
Gospel Fare

Air Bud Theology Meets Queer Theory: Loopholes in Latter-day Saint Doctrine

Can early Church practices justify new sealings? The evidence affirms doctrinal continuity, not revisionist change.

Stephen O. Smoot May 14, 2025
A courtroom scene where a dog’s presence satirizes doctrinal ambiguity and legalistic faith reasoning.
Gospel Fare

Air Bud Doctrine: How Ambiguity Becomes Strategy—and Undermines Faith

Is theological silence a loophole? Air Bud logic misreads doctrine and undermines revealed foundations.

Stephen O. Smoot May 12, 2025
A woman’s prayer is spoken through a megaphone, illustrating misinterpretation of women and the Church.
Gospel Fare

Listening to Women—or Listening Through the Narrative We Prefer?

What does it mean to listen to women in faith communities? It means discerning voice from ideological demand.

Amanda Freebairn May 5, 2025
An individual walks in opposite steps among other students, capturing the social tension of secular Christianity in elite spaces.
Gospel Fare

The Respectability Trap: Saints, Status, and the Cost of Acceptance

Can believers thrive in a world that disdains their faith? Their strength lies in embracing outsider status.

Ryan Strong April 30, 2025
A polished figure reflects distorted truths to an adoring audience, symbolizing the antichrist's last days.
Gospel Fare

How Conspiracy Thinking Is Prepping the World for the Antichrist

Can conspiracy thinking pave the way for the Antichrist? Yes—it distorts truth, fuels delusion, and prepares minds to worship lies as wonders.

Dan Ellsworth April 28, 2025
A rushing mother misses her child’s peaceful moment with nature, highlighting Christian mindfulness.
Gospel Fare

The Anesthesia of Busyness: When Doing More Means Feeling Less

Why does busyness feel fulfilling yet leave us empty? Constant motion and distraction dull the soul, making real spiritual growth nearly impossible.

Brianna Holmes April 23, 2025
Pilgrims and lambs move through Jerusalem during Passover week, pointing to Christ and Easter redemption.
Holidays

The Jewish Roots of the Resurrection—and the High Sabbath Christianity Forgot

Did Christ fulfill ancient Jewish holy days? His Atonement aligned with sacred dates and prophesied events.

Gale Boyd April 18, 2025
A figure clutches a cup in a dark grove, evoking Christ’s suffering and the question of Why God Allows Suffering.
Holidays

Drinking the Bitter Cup: ​​Finding Purpose in What Hurts Most

Pain can be spiritually and existentially productive—it wakes us up, calls us deeper, and invites us toward transformation.

Daniel Frost April 16, 2025
A woman prepares sacred burial oil, foreshadowing Christ’s sacrifice in a Christ-centered Easter reflection.
Holidays

What Mary Knew: Burial, Resurrection, and the Second Coming

Before the cross, Mary understood the resurrection. How does her devotion help us better understand His return?

Priscilla Davis April 14, 2025
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