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For a Christian to say “rest in peace” is a compromise that may provide temporary comfort to the bereaved, but has no biblical substance. And biblical substance—lovingly and compassionately shared—is what a grieving person needs.

The word "Apostle" means "messenger; one who has been sent." The 12 Apostles were messengers sent into the world for a fixed purpose, with specific instructions from the Lord. Jesus called them, ordained them and sent them into the world even as...

Learn more from the Bible passage of Jesus' sermon on the mount in the Gospel of Matthew.

Who is included in the 144,000? Much debate and discord has resulted from the study of exactly who the 144,000 in Revelation are. Christians agree the 144,000 does not denote the total of souls throughout history who will be ultimately be saved...

Jesus Christ is the only reason we can truly live peacefully with God. The right relationship with God is the foundation of living in harmony with all His creation. Jesus Christ is called the Prince of Peace because He alone is able to restore...

Influenced by many different people, sources, and movements, there is not one direct origin of the phrase “What Would Jesus Do?” Scripture includes numerous verses, which encourage believers to imitate and follow their Savior.

When the people of Jerusalem sang "blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord" on Palm Sunday, they had a special reason for saying it. Jesus uses it later in Matthew, and both times the phrase says something crucial about Jesus' identity.

The use of King of kings and Lord of lords refers to the supreme power, rule, and authority of Jesus. No one compares with his strength and authority — now or forevermore. Indeed, Jesus was, is, and will be the King of kings.

Discover the purpose of this phrase and its biblical sources as we examine the proper meaning of "begotten, not made."

As the Catholic Church begins its pivotal conclave, the choice of the next pope will echo far beyond Vatican walls—impacting Protestants, Orthodox believers, and the global cultural fight for truth. In an age of chaos, all Christians should pray...

As Jesus got into the boat, the wind ceased, and they were amazed. The danger was over. They didn’t understand. Their lack of understanding and “hardened hearts” didn’t keep Jesus from helping them through his power as the Word of God.

In Jesus, God has given us the perfect Prophet, Priest, and King. Through these roles in the new covenant, he is the absolute leader for our spirit, soul, and body.

Through the power of the Holy Spirit, believers are saved, filled, sealed, and sanctified. The Holy Spirit reveals God’s thoughts, teaches, and guides believers into all truth. The Holy Spirit also helps Christians in their weakness and intercedes...

Who is the beast in Revelation 13 and what does the mark of the beast have to do with him? Some say he is Satan in the flesh while others point to the antichrist who is a servant of Satan.

How Jesus looked doesn’t matter. He definitely looked nothing like the mighty, triumphant savior the Jews had hoped would deliver them from oppression.

One of Jesus’ more popular metaphors was His use of the harvest to refer to those ready to receive the gospel and salvation. At one point, Jesus even taught His disciples that “the harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few.”

While many people use the phrase "the gospel" to mean one or another, it is a specific message within the Bible. What the gospel says has big consequences for our lives, especially when we realize its implications.

We do have Jesus as our forever mediator when we choose to believe and follow Him. We are imperfect, but He is God who came to earth, lived as a man, and now sits in heaven, the bridge between us and our Creator, our Heavenly Father.

Lottie Moon crossed geographical and cultural boundaries to share the gospel. She also crossed her own cultural boundary by being raised in the southern parts of the United States to travel abroad to China to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

With His last words, Jesus presented His spirit to the Father to be kept safe, as a deposit (Luke 23:46). Christians can fully trust that they will be with the Lord when their physical life ends since their souls will automatically be in Christ’s...