In this season of nativity scenes and candlelight hymns, when Christians reflect on the birth of Jesus and the humility of the manger, we are reminded that faith is rooted, rooted in truth, covenant, and continuity.

In the modern age of tolerance and emotional validation, many Christian churches have strayed from the words of Christ to accommodate the culture. One of the most tragic signs of this departure is the normalization of remarriage after divorce — an act that Jesus Christ Himself clearly condemned in the Gospels.

TikTok’s algorithm may push dance trends and memes—but when God-taught voices like @1611guy rise, the platform becomes a front line for revival. Each share, like, and comment builds momentum for Christ-centered marriages.

In a time when moral absolutes are under attack and the Word of God is increasingly unwelcome in public discourse, it is no surprise that bold Christian leaders like Pastor Logan Fowler of Truth Baptist Church are drawing fire for speaking plainly about sin and salvation.