So Help Me God | Christian Standard, March 2021 is a theme-driven issue centered on truth, authority, discernment, and the church’s responsibility to live and speak truth in a confused cultural moment. The cover theme is developed through articles that address fake news, biblical authority, social media, preaching, leadership, Bible reading, and the challenge of understanding truth in a cynical world.
Jerry Harris opens the issue by explaining major changes in Christian Standard Media’s publishing plans, while Michael C. Mack frames truth not only as something to be believed but also something to be done. The issue then moves into practical and theological reflection. Tyler McKenzie writes on truth and tone in an age of fake news, John Caldwell examines the question “What is truth?” in a skeptical culture, and Dave Stone explores the balance of truth and love. Brent Bramer considers the church’s dilemma with social media, Ken Idleman highlights character traits of trustworthy church leadership, and Chris Philbeck calls preachers back to biblical authority.
Additional articles address God’s unchanging nature, missions, biblical interpretation, Bible reading habits, political and ecclesial division, and what breaks God’s heart. Taken together, So Help Me God | Christian Standard, March 2021 presents a broad call for Christians to return to Scripture, speak with conviction and grace, and live under the authority of God’s truth. It offers a valuable snapshot of how Christian Standard addressed truth, trust, and discipleship in early 2021.
