Pastor, your people are struggling. The pagan, secular world they face today at work and online is at odds with what they hear you preach on Sunday mornings.


Our challenge is to preserve a more theological spirituality, rooted in the doctrine of the Trinity, oriented to the Christian community, and centered on the Word of God.

We need to coexist with those who may disagree with us, but in doing so we must never negotiate away the purity and truth of the Gospel.

In a culture where everyone is fighting for our attention, false doctrine is more easy to fall into than ever.

The authority of Scripture is superior to that of the Church, tradition, and human experience.

The Bible never tells us if Jesus was married. This is not because there is a theological problem with his being married but because historically it never happened.

For a sermon to be genuinely biblical, the text must set the agenda as the foundation of the message.

I’d say it takes more faith not to believe who Jesus was, than to believe in all that He is.

Rev. Reagan Marsh gives an overview of Bible translation families, translation philosophies, as well as recommended Bible versions and ones to avoid.