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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.

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.

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

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.

Samson is one of the most recognizable of the judges who ruled over Israel before the time of the kings. He was a Nazarite, yet broke many rules of the Nazarite vow. God gifted Samson with incredible strength, but he lost his strength when Delilah...

Keeping our eyes on Jesus we see that He is the path. He doesn’t really draw a line in the dirt or through the forest; Jesus’ life is our direction.

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.

Read the notable biblical and historical evidence regarding the birthday and birthplace of Jesus. Let’s examine whether Jesus was actually born on Christmas Day, December 25th, in the little town of Bethlehem.

Jesus as the Alpha and Omega also means that you will not withstand His judgment. There is nothing on the other end of “Omega.” You cannot find something beyond Him. And when He makes a declaration, that declaration is final

Who were Jesus' brothers? Even though we don’t get to learn a whole lot about Jesus’ brothers and sisters in Scripture, we can glean a number of lessons from them.

Lois and Eunice were Timothy’s mother and grandmother. So sincere was their faith in Christ, they are made mention of in the Bible, not just for who they were, but for the impact they had by the way they chose to live their everyday lives!

Metatron is a mythical archangel mentioned in some Jewish writings. Said to have once been the human Enoch, Metatron is now believed by some to be the highest of angels and is often associated with the occult.

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.

Is the hymn called "Alas and Did My Savior Bleed" or is it called "At the Cross"? The answer turns out to be more complicated, and more interesting, than you would think.

The terms gentle and lowly portray Jesus as approachable and accessible. He does not distance Himself from humanity but rather draws near to those in need. Jesus welcomes the broken, the burdened, and the weary.

The New Covenant is the promise that God makes with mankind that He will forgive sin and restore communion with those whose hearts believe in His Son, Jesus Christ.

Ohola and Oholibah do not appear in many lists if favorite Bible names. In fact, their names say something very sad about the state of Israel.

Jesus’ earthly life was relatively short-lived, but His influence is long-lasting. For Him, it took only three and half years of earthly ministry to bring that eternal legacy to His followers, imparting the whole world with the good news of...

The Resurrection of Jesus Christ is a fundamental moment for Christianity. Gary Habermas and Sam Allberry discuss the importance of Jesus' Resurrection and what it means for Christians today.