Knox Blog

The cultural pragmatism and theological shallowness that mark our time are shaping churches into an undefined evangelical blob. Visit non-denominational, Pentecostal, Mennonite, and many other churches from different traditions, and increasingly, they look, feel and operate the same. And Baptists have not been immune. Some see this as progress—a welcome erasing of denominational differences in the name of unity. Unity is good, but only when it is grounded in truth. The growin

With the release of the Epstein files, the reality of the depravity of man has become crystal clear. Not that we needed this specific case to see and understand it, but it is one of those situations where this becomes blatantly obvious. Not only does it make the reality of sin clear, but it also reminds us of the necessity of hell. Sometimes we look at the world through rose-coloured glasses, and we end up thinking that hell is unfair or unnecessary. Sometimes we need extreme

Hi, my name is Gabriela Cuevas. I grew up in a broken family, and before knowing God, I lived in a very dark place—one marked by appearances, competition, and vices. I believed I was my own god. I thought I was always right, self-sufficient, and above others. Even though I had my children, I felt empty and deeply sad. I tried to present a perfect image to the world, wanting to be admired and seen as an example, but inside I was not who I pretended to be. After moving many tim