A Church That Feels Like Home?
I choose not to attend—or recommend—a church that remains disconnected from the real-world battles shaping our families, freedoms, and faith.
Many churches today quietly withdraw from culture, focusing only on timeless Scripture while avoiding the urgent issues of our day. Yet bold, Bible-teaching leaders like Gary Hamrick, Jack Hibbs, Allen Jackson and Rob McCoy prove it’s possible—and powerful—to faithfully preach the Word while directly addressing cultural realities, equipping believers to live as salt and light.
Imagine a church that inspires:
- Where the pastor celebrates effective communicators like Charlie Kirk, who use genuine dialogue (not just monologues) to reach everyday people with truth about God and society.
- Where opportunities to screen eye-opening films are welcomed, not ignored; for example The 1916 Project which revealed the hidden roots of today’s culture of death or Truth Rising which was a call for Christians to stand with clarity and courage.
- Where youth grow through active Scripture memory, discussion, and real engagement—not just passive listening to extended sermons.
- Where leadership humbly explores proven tools, like the transformative Every Man a Warrior discipleship program that’s dramatically changed thousands of lives, even in African prisons.
- Where voters are equipped with non-partisan guides, parents receive strong resources for godly education amid school challenges, and people are encouraged toward valuable parachurch ministries.
- Where the church opens its doors to live presentations, guest speakers, conferences, and fresh voices—rather than staying closed in a routine of the same voice every week.
- Jesus and the early disciples modeled courageous conversation, confronting the issues of their time head-on. They didn’t retreat; they advanced with truth, love, and boldness. The signers of the Declaration of Independence risked everything for freedom rooted in biblical principles—would today’s leadership show that same courage?
- You deserve a church that equips you to thrive in this moment, not one that leaves you unprepared. If you resonated with this list, consider exploring a fellowship that’s actively engaging culture with biblical confidence. Your faith—and our generation—will be stronger for it.
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