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Spiritual maturity means boasting in what humbles us and allowing weakness to bring us closer to Christ.

What does the hymn “Softly and Tenderly Jesus Is Calling” tell us about calling? Who wrote it, and why does it remain so powerful today?

A tired old canard making the rounds these days is that the gospel of Mark and the God-man Messiah were both mistaken about the size of mustard seeds.

Jesus already knew that Zacchaeus needed to invite him to stay, not just in his home, but in his heart. After all, Jesus came to the world to save us from our sins so we could stay with Him forever.

Lazarus lived in Bethany, two miles southeast of Jerusalem, and was the brother of Martha and Mary. Jesus chose Lazarus to demonstrate His divinity as he foreshadowed what would happen on Easter.

Junia is only mentioned once in the Bible, but her inclusion raises some interesting questions. Not only is she commended for her suffering for Christ, she is the only woman that the New Testament refers to by a certain title. 

Philip doesn't rank high on most people's lists of famous people in the Bible. In fact, you probably didn't know that there are two Philips in the New Testament. Here's what we know about the first Philip, and what we can learn from him. 

Flip through the New Testament, and you'll notice there are a lot of Judases or Judes. One of these famous Judases is better known as Thaddeus, and went on to have a great impact.

Anna was a prophetess, a descendant from the Jewish tribe of Asher, elderly, and a widow who devoutly worshiped God with regular fasting and praying. She was also one of the first people to recognize, in faith, the baby Jesus as God’s promised...

Who wrote Philippians? The author is easy to identify. The Apostle Paul wrote this letter to the church of Philippi. Paul was in prison when he wrote this Epistle.

If you are mourning today welcome God in and let him pour in from heaven grace, a healing balm, and a healing life so that you can see this season through in his grace and strength.

One cannot mourn unless he has lost something. What is worth mourning over for the Christian? What is the one irreplaceable gift? This is the favor of God, the blessing of his presence and his love. And he has promised never to take it away.

We are first introduced to Apollos in Acts 18, where this Jewish man shows up in Ephesus preaching the scriptures.

You may be surprised to learn that Rahab was an ancestor of Jesus. Discover how, despite being a harlot, Rahab found favor from God and survived the conquering of Jericho.

How is God for us? And who is against us? Learn the Bible meaning of Romans 8:31 and its importance today!

Dr. J Vernon McGee may have said he was just a plowboy who loved Jesus, but his radio ministry continues to reach millions today. Here is what you should know about his life and impact.

King Jeconiah's story is both a warning and an encouragement for each believer.

Put together a list of Paul's famous friends, and Titus probably will be somewhere on the bottom. However, they were close enough that Paul called Titus his son. So what do we learn about Titus in the Bible?

The discussion over who killed Jesus may at first seem like a simplistic question. However, this question has been asked by many people throughout church history.

What can we learn from the strange story of Elymas arguing with Paul and Barnabas?