Political alliances can bring groups together without resolving their religious and moral disagreements. That tension drives Alan Smith and Jeff Rowland's discussion of Muslim and LGBT
Answering before you understand a matter can turn a conversation into a judgment built on assumptions. Proverbs 18:13 calls that response folly and sham
Nearly two-thirds of churchgoers scored below 60% on a basic Bible knowledge quiz, according to Lifeway Research's Bible literacy findings. In our November 6, 2026, episode of The Smith a
We see JD Vance's comments about the Iran war as a break with President Trump that needs clarification. In our November 5, 2026, episode of The Smith and Rowland Show, we challenged the idea
Alan Smith and Jeff Rowland see the 2026 election results as a warning about the spiritual conditi
Trading biblical truth for immediate comfort is the danger behind selling our birthright for a bowl of porridge. In the November 3, 2026, episode of The Smith
When Scripture speaks to a public issue, political controversy doesn't remove the church's responsibility to address it. That conviction anchors our election-eve conversat
Our position is that God's promises to Israel still stand, and the church hasn't taken Israel's place. That conviction shapes our understand
The Pentagon's reported 90-day readiness plan calls for U.S. military bases to operate without civilian power, fuel, water, or supply li
A Christian message can offend someone without threatening or harassing them. The distinction between offense and harassment is central to
Alan Smith and Jeff Rowland see France's unrest as a spiritual warning rooted in Daniel 5. In Episode 1003 of our Smith and Rowland Show, dated
We believe humanity cannot stop the judgment foretold in Revelation, but Christ's return gives believers reason for hope. For those
James Talarico and Nick Fuentes raise a concern at the center of Episode 1001 of The Smith and
A large online following doesn't make someone a trustworthy authority on Scripture. When you he
Setting Jesus against Paul raises a question about the authority of Scripture: can Christians accept the Bible a
Our discussion of "abracadabra" centers on a biblical concern: words can create good or cause harm. In Episode 998 of The Smith and Rowlan
Belief in the supernatural doesn't necessarily mean belief in the miracles recorded
Local churches have a responsibility to prepare pastors who understand Scripture and can carry on
We believe America's renewal begins with biblical preaching and the power of the Holy Spirit. Political leadership, economic strength, and m
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