Bob Russell

Jesus didn’t just rise from the dead—He told His disciples exactly how it would happen (Matthew 20:18–19). Then He did it. “It ain’t braggin’ if you can do it.” New post: bobrussell.org/two-reasons-wh…

While there are real concerns about the next generation, there are also reasons for optimism. In a culture that often feels unsettled, many young people are stepping forward with bold faith. READ MORE of "A Reason for Optimism" at: bobrussell.org/a-reason-for-o…

Two alarming realities: Many kids raised in church are walking away from the faith—and most are being discipled more by culture than by Scripture. Faith must be formed daily, not just weekly. READ MORE: "Two Alarming Statistics About Church Kids" at: bobrussell.org/two-alarming-s…

Most of us want to be good leaders. But character is also revealed by how well we follow. READ MORE of Bob Russell's latest blog post "Are you a good follower?" at: bobrussell.org/are-you-a-good…

Feeling anxious about all that is going on around us? One of the most powerful biblical remedies is surprisingly simple: prayer with thanksgiving. READ MORE of Bob Russell's post: "The Biblical Cure for Anxiety and Despair" bobrussell.org/the-biblical-c…

It’s easy to admire Jesus. It’s harder to obey Him when His commands don’t make sense. The real test of whether Christ is Lord of your life isn’t admiration—it’s submission. Is He truly Lord—or simply a pocket-sized companion you bring out when needed? READ MORE of "Is Jesus Really Lord of Your Life—Or Are You?" at: bobrussell.org/is-jesus-reall…

Governor Beshear says his veto was rooted in his faith. But when Scripture is invoked to support public policy, believers must examine whether that faith is shaped by the Bible—or by the spirit of the age… READ MORE of “When Faith Is Shaped by Culture Instead of Scripture” at: bobrussell.org/when-faith-is-…

“As long as we both shall… love” turns a vow into an exit clause. Biblical marriage is built on biblical love—covenant love grounded in a lifelong vow, not conditional feelings, and far richer than convenience. READ MORE... bobrussell.org/as-long-as-we-…

God is both merciful and just. In Scripture, sanctuary cities were meant to protect justice—not evade it. READ MORE of Bob Russell's latest blog post: bobrussell.org/biblical-sanct…

Worship services should be places of peace. But when they are brazenly disrupted, our first instincts are not always the right response. As disruptions seem to be increasing, church leaders should prepare, protect, and pray... READ MORE at: bobrussell.org/when-your-wors…

God may refine us through fire—but He never abandons us. That’s why we can face 2026 with faith, not fear. Read more: “Facing 2026 With Faith, Not Fear” at: bobrussell.org/facing-2026-wi…

When chaos wears the mask of justice, Biblical wisdom matters more than outrage. Scripture reminds us this isn’t new—and shows us how to respond faithfully. READ MORE at: bobrussell.org/when-chaos-mas…

Creating distance from fellow believers who persist in sin is not meant to punish, but to restore. Scripture teaches that loving boundaries can protect faith and underscore the seriousness of unrepentant choices.. READ MORE: bobrussell.org/ask-bob-when-s…

When chaos wears the mask of justice, Biblical wisdom matters more than outrage. Scripture reminds us this isn’t new—and shows us how to respond faithfully. READ MORE at: bobrussell.org/when-chaos-mas…

Why does God allow suffering? It’s a question Job asked centuries ago—and one many are still asking today. This week’s blog responds to a reader’s honest question and looks to Scripture for comfort, perspective, and hope. READ MORE at: bobrussell.org/why-does-god-p…

We may struggle to find words to describe God’s love, but we can still find ways to express our gratitude. READ MORE of “God’s Indescribable Gift” at: bobrussell.org/gods-indescrib…

Last week’s post on Parental Estrangement struck a deep nerve. Many godly parents wrote with stories of heartbreak, confusion, and unanswered prayers. This week’s blog is written to the parents who are hurting—with Scripture, perspective, and hope while you wait. READ MORE: bobrussell.org/what-can-estra…

A heartbreaking trend is spreading: adult children cutting off parents—not because of abuse, but disagreement. And while the wounds may run deep, Christ calls us to extend mercy if we hope to receive mercy. READ MORE of “Parental Estrangement” at: bobrussell.org/parental-estra…

Gratitude is one of the most important virtues in life. That’s why the day for us to relax, enjoy great food, deepen relationships, and give thanks to He who has given us an eternal Kingdom nothing can destroy is my favorite holiday. READ MORE at bobrussell.org/thanksgiving-i…

A mocking press called the president’s words “silly, flat, dish-watery utterances," and the nation should “drop the veil of oblivion over his remarks.” But the media was wrong. So don’t let critics discourage you. READ MORE of “‘Silly Remarks of the President’” at: bobrussell.org/silly-remarks-…