AUTHOR
Le Ann Trees
Why All Religions Cannot Be Equally True
The claims of Christianity draw a line in the sand. The word “ontology” and what it means regarding both God’s and our existence help us understand why different views of the afterlife can’t all be true.
Should Christians Drink Alcohol?
Alcohol consumption is a tough topic because it is associated with both joyful and tragic situations. Some Christians think it is perfectly fine to drink alcohol, while others believe it is sinful to partake. Which view is correct?
12 Things Abigail Teaches Christian Women Today about Trusting God — 1 Samuel 25
In 1 Samuel 25 we read about Abigail, a discerning and beautiful woman who courageously takes action to save many lives and also images Christ in doing so.
7 Reasons Why Doctrine Matters for Every Christian
Sound doctrine helps us stay on target regarding what the Bible teaches, why we believe it, and how to live to God’s glory in daily life. Here are 7 reasons why doctrine matters for every Christian.
Godly Authority: How to Have a Mostly “Functionally Egalitarian” Marriage (Part 2)
What can we learn about the meaning and exercising of godly authority in marriage from the mission of an airline pilot? Actually, a lot.
6 Ways a Christian Husband Cherishes His Wife
A Christian husband should enjoy his wife. She is a precious gift from God given to comfort, support, encourage, and love him. Here are six ways a Christian husband cherishes his wife.
8 Good Things to Remember After Experiencing Rejection
Someone once said, “Don’t let the opinion of one or two people decide what you think about yourself.” Here are 8 good things to remember after experiencing rejection.
Being Committed to Biblical Truth, Come What May
Why is real truth not about “my truth” or “your truth”? Even when the real truth God reveals in his Word is despised by the world, it is still “the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes” (Rom. 1:16).
“Choose Wisely”: How to Have a Mostly “Functionally Egalitarian” Marriage (Part 1)
Why do many happily married couples who consider themselves complementarians seem to have a “functionally egalitarian” marriage? This is part one of a multi-part series on nurturing a joyful marriage in Christ.