Shane Idleman
Shane Idleman is the founder and lead pastor of Westside Christian Fellowship in Lancaster, California, just North of Los Angeles. Shane's sermons, articles, books, and radio program can all be found at shaneidleman.com or wcfav.org. He is the author of Feasting & Fasting, If My People, Desperate for More of God, and Help! I'm Addicted. Follow him on Facebook at: facebook.com/confusedchurch. You can also follow Pastor Shane on the new free speech platform Parler https://parler.com/profile/ShaneIdleman/posts.
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Is Trump using Christians?
Trump is not using us, if anything, we are using him (and I mean that in the right way).
The battle for truth: 7 unmistakable traits of false prophets
Be careful in labeling people too quickly. The false prophet will draw clear lines in the sand; those struggling just need biblical direction.
Jen Hatmaker celebrates daughter's lesbian identity; what she got right and wrong
Many who support their children’s same-sex attraction often say, “I don’t think scripture ‘clearly’ states much of anything regarding this issue.”
Dear American Christians: Focus on the cross, not culture
We must stop walking on the eggshells of political correctness, and stop seeking collective redemption from the world.
Post-pandemic pastors and the sin of silence
Did you catch that? Nearly 72 percent of churches don’t look to the Bible as their final source of authority and direction.
Bolton book bombshells: Can we still support Donald Trump?
Throughout biblical history, God has used broken, flawed leaders. Aside from Christ, is there another kind?
The destabilization of America
It seems that everyone is sensing the destabilization of America. Even billionaire Elon Musk recently commented, “We must get to Mars. Civilization isn’t looking all that stable here.”
Why 2 Chronicles 7:14 applies to modern America
It's no surprise that we are witnessing the rapid deterioration of a nation right before our eyes. As a result, many ...
An open letter to our leaders: Churches must not be handcuffed
I’m not dismissing COVID-19, but our response to it could prove to be far more deadly and destructive than the virus itself.
God’s not done: 3 ways to benefit from trials
I’m very hopeful in God during this crisis, but I’m also very aware of what lies ahead.