The conscience is the foundation of self-government. These teachings explore what it means to live as a renewed individual — someone whose conscience has been repaired by faith in Christ, grounded in biblical truth, and equipped to govern themselves before God.
Is Sadness a Sin? A Biblical Look at Sorrow, Grief, and Faith On July 12, 2026, Pastor Mike Boyle continued the series Is Sadness a Sin? with a message that met people right where many of them already were — in the middle of loss, pain, and unanswered questions. Opening with a reflection on the … Read more
Biblical Prompting: Letting God Search, Renew, and Direct Your Life We live in a world increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence. Millions of people every day type prompts into AI tools asking them to write, design, and create. Pastor Mike Boyle opened this message by walking through what makes an effective AI prompt, and then he … Read more
Commentary · Grassroots & Governance Strategy and organization can only take us so far. The deeper problem requires a deeper solution. Why Political Renewal Requires Spiritual Renewal The diagnosis was easy. The cure is harder. Part two of a series. Read part one: Why the Right Divides — and How We Hold Together. In the … Read more
Commentary · Grassroots & Governance Individualists don’t unify automatically. Here’s what actually holds us together. Why the Right Divides — and How We Hold Together On individualism, unity, and the deeper work beneath politics When division occurs, how do we handle that? What about political division? Within the grassroots movement, we don’t always agree. So … Read more
Love is not a feeling — it is an action. Pastor Michael Boyle walks through the foundation, work, and blessing of biblical love from 1 John, Philippians, John 15, and Romans 12.
The world does not need a better system — it needs love that overcomes evil, care that crosses every boundary, truth that sets people free, and hope anchored in the promises of God. A sermon from Pastor Michael Boyle.
What does it cost to love the way Jesus loved? The answer is found in humility, forgiveness, and total self-giving. A sermon from Memorial Baptist Church in Parkston, South Dakota.
The resurrection of Jesus changed relationship, understanding, purpose, and community. Pastor Michael Boyle walks through Luke 24 and the third-day pattern woven through all of Scripture.