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The hilltop on which Belvoir was built was called Kochav Hayarden, "Star of the Jordan" by Jews and "Star of the Winds" by Arabs.

We know that Puritans came to America, many of them seeking religious freedom. But what kind of religious freedom were they looking for?

Easter this year can be a season you never forget—and not because of a virus. Here are 7 ways to ensure that COVID-19 doesn’t rob Easter from its rightful place in our lives.

How do Christians know if a difference in belief or practice disrupts the unity of the church, or if it is to be valued and accepted? To put the question another way, can one be ecumenical and still be a Christian? In answer to this question,...

Of course, every Sunday's worship is a celebration of the risen Lord, but a special day for the resurrection has been part of the life of the church from its early days.

Differences in doctrinal positions or practices are often what spurred the formation of a new denomination. While we can say that some denominations attempt to reflect certain aspects of the early church, it is hard to find one that is a perfect...

One of the marks of a Christian is the desire to help others. Because Christ has changed the believer's heart, given him a new nature, and resides in him by the power and presence of the Holy Spirit, that believer longs to see Christ and His...

Regularly the question arises as to how Old Testament saints were saved. Many propose that they were saved by obedience to the law. Others affirm that they were saved by grace through faith, but that their faith was in God's promises and those...

To abide in Christ is the greatest joy — a lasting joy that never fails.

On November 21, 1620, the Pilgrims drew up and signed the Mayflower Compact (which is actually dated the 11th of November because Britain was still using the Julian calendar). The compact was modeled after the church covenant that the Pilgrims had...