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Eunice is one of the most praised mothers in the Bible, and teaches us something vital about passing our faith on to the next generation.

Ruth’s faithfulness to her mother-in-law and her newfound faith bore historic results. There are only five women listed in the genealogy of Jesus. Each one has a historic story and Ruth is one of them.

As God created honey for man to enjoy, so the metaphorical and symbolic uses of honey in the Bible can help us better understand, appreciate, and fall in love with the sweet, satisfying wonders of our Creator.

Jehosheba is called one of the great righteous women of the Bible for rescuing a child from slaughter. But how did that event have consequences she could not have expected?

Samson’s riddle and the events that followed were but a prelude to his eventual downfall. Unfortunately, Samson would not learn his lesson from this encounter. However, we must always remember that God can use morally flawed and inconsistent...

"Take Time to Be Holy" is a wonderful hymn with a surprising story or two behind it, and an important message we still need to remember today.

Loving our enemies is a foreign concept. Love and enemies are words that seem mutually exclusive. Putting the two together raises questions. When the Bible tells us to love our enemies what does that mean? Who said it? Why? How?

Does the Bible say animals go to heaven? It turns out the answer is different from what you might expect.

When someone is famous, fans want to know all the little details of a celebrity’s life right down to childhood toys and the color of his or her bedroom. The minutiae of growing-up would feed a curious fan, but not a maturing heart for Christ.

If you grew up in church, you may have heard people say, "you can't outgive God." This phrase sounds nice, but is it in the Bible o rdoes it match the Bible's teachings?

We can fulfill our spiritual hunger and support spiritual life by connecting with Jesus Christ. It comes as no surprise that He called Himself the Bread of Life. Christ should be welcomed into our daily walk to give spiritual life.

It turns out this little phrase “reap the whirlwind” comes from the Bible. What does it mean to reap the whirlwind? Is that a good thing, or is it something we want to avoid?

Unsolicited advice can be often met with gratitude… or quite the opposite. So how do we know when it is or isn't helpful?

Many women acquainted with Proverbs 31 have a love-hate relationship with this "virtuous woman." However, when we dig into the chapter's context, we discover a precious treasure.

You may associate veneration with praying for Catholic saints or remember it in the broader use as a word for "honor"... but did you know the Bible talks about it as something important?

The name “Jesus” is not a magic word given to Christians as a means of bringing trivial or ungodly matters to fruition. We do not call on his name in order to entertain or exploit. When we use His name in power and miracles happen, He is...

Let’s look at what the Bible says about what “delight yourself in the lord” means.

Does the Bible view envy and jealousy differently? Can God be jealous? The answer may not be what you expect.

Yes, we should tell God our needs but also listen to what He says. Even better, we should do what He tells us to do. Pastoral prayer allows the whole church to seek God's will.

My father was always home, but not by choice. When I hear of fathers opting out of employment to be at home full-time, I think of my dad who would have loved to have done the opposite.