by Rev. Mark H. CreechRevMarkCreech.org The season of ghosts and goblins is upon us, and people decorate their homes...
Commentary Articles
Help Yourself: A Forgotten American Creed
By Rev. Mark CreechRevMarkCreech.org In his book How to Help Yourself, the late Robert J. Hastings tells a charming...
When the Seas Are Heaving: Why Christians Must Reengage the Culture
By Rev. Mark CreechRevMarkCreech.org “Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after righteousness: for they shall...
When the Floor Gives Way Beneath You
By Michelle LonabergerGuest ColumnistRevMarkCreech.org/Return America The photo I took shows a foot-shaped dark spot...
Now is the Time to Stand Courageously for Truth
by Mitch ProsserGuest ColumnistNorth Carolina Family Policy Council This past Wednesday, along with millions across...
Climate Fears Are Robbing Our Youth of Hope
By Rev. Mark Creechrevmarkcreech.org According to E. Calvin Beisner, president and founder of the Cornwall Alliance...
Heavenly Hope: What President Trump’s Words Show Us About Salvation
When President Donald Trump spoke recently about his hopes of getting to Heaven, the remark quickly made headlines…
Recovering a Forgotten Key to National Renewal
By Rev. Mark CreechRevmarkcreech.org One of the most foundational, but increasingly forgotten principles in Scripture...
Toward a World That Is Not Yet, But Ought to Be
In the prayer Jesus taught his disciples, we find one of the most profound and hopeful petitions ever offered: “Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven.” (Matthew 6:10) At the heart of this prayer is…
Grace for the Days I Don’t Want to Pray
For as long as I’ve been a Christian, and even as a minister of the Gospel, I have struggled with maintaining a consistent daily Quiet Time with God. I’m speaking of that set-apart time for reading the Bible, praying, and communing with the Lord. Although it has provided the richest blessings of my spiritual life, I still often resist it. Not always because I’m too busy, sometimes it’s because, quite frankly, I don’t want to. It’s something that has troubled me through the years.