Author name: Michael C. Sherrard

Rape and incest are among the most horrific sins a person can endure. They shatter lives, inflict deep trauma, and demand justice against the perpetrator. Women who endure such evil deserve compassion, justice, and real support. No one should minimize their suffering. But when it comes to abortion, the question we face is this: does […]

Question: If God is all-powerful, couldn’t He make other gods—perfect beings just like Himself?  Answer:That’s a good question, and the answer is no. To explain why, we need to be clear on what makes God, God. Philosophers and theologians often describe God as a maximally great being. That’s not just worshipful language—it’s a precise definition.

There are many reasons people struggle to believe in Jesus. Some wrestle with intellectual objections. Others carry deep wounds—painful experiences, unanswered prayers, betrayal by someone they trusted. And all of us deal with pride. But one of the more common, and perhaps most tragic, obstacles to faith is not philosophical or emotional. It’s us. For

Since Roe was overturned, pro-abortion legislation has won in every state. In Ohio, exit polls show that 1 in 4 evangelicals voted for the pro-abortion legislation. Some of them didn’t realize that’s how they voted because of the way the amendment was written. This November, ten states have proposed amendments to their state’s constitution that,

Knowing how and when to talk to your children about sensitive issues is not an exact science, but we better figure it out quickly. While we contemplate the best way to do it, our little ones are being taught by someone else. The internet, social media, and public education have changed the rules of the game.

As I was reading Galatians chapter one this morning, I was struck by the phrase “who raised him from the dead.” Could you imagine writing that down in the first century with the conviction that it really happened and then sending it to someone? It can be easy for the shocking claims of Christianity to

Dr. Stephen Meyer, author of Return of the God Hypothesis, is killing it right now. He defended Christianity excellently on the Joe Rogan Podcast and was recently interviewed by Piers Morgan. Morgan, who can be a bit bullish and antagonistic, seemed to agree with Meyer on every point, and even teamed up with Meyer to

Driscoll is in the news again, and the situation is ridiculous. It seems evident to me that this “spirit of Jezebel” nonsense was a stunt to sell his book. Maybe I’m wrong about this. But this recent controversy regarding Mark reminded me of his scandal in 2014 and an important lesson for us to learn.  

All of us struggle with feelings of inadequacy. A sense of shame plagues us all. We think that God should not accept us because we haven’t lived up to a standard. Well, I suppose some think they are the standard of perfection, but we won’t deal with them here. For the rest of us, our

Q: “Is God mad at me because I’m gay?” – 7×7 Conversations Student A: One of the things that stands out to me when I read the Bible is God’s patience. Have you read Genesis or Judges? Humans are the worst, evermore inventing new ways of being cruel, dishonest, and ungrateful. As you read the