Lesallan | September 16, 2025 Globalization and Immigration: A Christian Discussion Understanding Globalization’s Scope Globalization extends beyond economics to shape political, social, cultural, and religious realities worldwide. It is not a human invention but reflects God’s mandate for humanity to “be fruitful, multiply, and fill the earth,” and for the Read more
Lesallan | September 13, 2025 Finding God’s Purpose in Your Season: A Message from the Ole Man Every chapter of life carries its own rhythms, challenges, and opportunities. If you have hit that stage the world might call “over the hill,” God sees something far more beautiful: a seasoned soul Read more
Lesallan | September 13, 2025 The Soul Is Stirring: Distinguishing True Affections from Mere Emotion Lesallan Bostron Ohio Christian University THE3300 Historical Theology II (ONL25F2) Dr. Steven Ruby September 11, 2025 The Soul Is Stirring: Distinguishing True Affections from Mere Emotion Jonathan Edwards, in A Treatise Concerning Religious Affections (Moody Read more
Lesallan | September 9, 2025 The American Church and Westward Expansion: Strengths and Weaknesses The westward expansion of the United States during the nineteenth century was not solely a political or economic endeavor; it was also profoundly connected to the American church. Numerous Protestant denominations actively championed the concept of Read more
Lesallan | September 9, 2025 The Impact of the Great Awakening and Slavery on the American Church The early American church evolved from a Puritan tradition that emphasized covenantal autonomy, moral accountability, and a high regard for literacy, enabling every believer to engage directly with Scripture. Puritan congregations advocated for Read more
Lesallan | September 3, 2025 The Development and Spread of the Wesleyan Movement in America The Methodist movement, which originated in the mid-18th century through the revival efforts of John and Charles Wesley in England, made its way to American shores just prior to the Revolutionary War. As a transatlantic Read more
Lesallan | September 2, 2025 The Spirit’s Testimony: A Devotional Reflection In Romans 8:12-13 (NIV), the apostle Paul extends an inspiring invitation: to live not according to the flesh, but by the Spirit. He reassures believers that the same Spirit who raised Christ from the dead resides within them, empowering Read more
Lesallan | August 31, 2025 Reformation Discussion Thank you for highlighting the extraordinary courage displayed by Martin Luther in his confrontations with both ecclesiastical and secular authorities. His willingness to confront the risks of excommunication, legal persecution, and even death underscores his unwavering commitment to prioritizing Scripture over institutional decrees Read more
Lesallan | August 27, 2025 📖 God and the Bible: A Living Conversation In a world overflowing with voices, opinions, and noise, the Bible remains a singular voice—clear, ancient, and alive. It is not merely a book, but a divine conversation between God and humanity, stretching across centuries and cultures, Read more
Lesallan | August 25, 2025 Response to “Grateful for Our Church History” by Ruth Every so often, a devotional comes along that not only speaks to the heart but also sharpens the mind. Ruth’s reflection on the value of knowing our church history is one of those pieces. It is Read more