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Today, we’ll uncover the contents of the Book of Sirach, who wrote it, and why it didn’t make the cut for the Protestant Bible.

When you hear the word “ministry,” listening is likely not the first thing that comes to mind. But maybe it should. Here are three ways that you can begin to practice the ministry of listening.

We all know about Esther, but what do you know about Xerxes, Haman, Mordecai and Hegai? Here's what you need to know about these important people in the Book of Esther.

Is it a sin to explore your body? It's not a comfortable question, but it cuts right to a crucial topic: what does the Bible say about our sexual desires?

We all experience temptation, but Paul tells us that "no temptation has overtaken you except what is common." How does knowing temptation is common help us to handle temptation?

To topple the modern idols threatening motherhood, we must restore Jesus to His proper place. We need to challenge the modern notion that following certain images, ideas, or trends is more important than following Christ.  

Even though this article can nowhere near cover the breadth of reasons why Christians should study the Old Testament, it can provide a handful of grounds to spend an equal amount of time in the Old Testament as we do the New Testament.

Fear is not a proper motivation for trusting Christ. We do not want to preach fire and brimstone so that people place faith in Jesus out of fear of hell. We want people to come to know and love Christ, because of who He is.

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.

In a pastoring career that lasted over 50 years, Charles Stanley reached millions through messages translated into 127 languages. So what was the secret of his success?

Scholars say “Christian” comes from the Greek word christianos, meaning “little Christ.” Stories say the term was used as a jeer, as their enemies would poke fun at them by calling them diminutive versions of their Savior — as in, “Look at those...

Christians will not find the word “suicide” in Scripture, but the fact of suicide is seen throughout Scripture as an evidence of the struggle some have with the effects of mankind’s fallen nature. The Bible teaches that Satan, the father of lies,...

In Christianity, atonement refers to the needed reconciliation between sinful mankind and the holy God. This reconciliation is possible through the atoning sacrifice of Jesus Christ, as expressed in Romans 3:25, Romans 5:11, and Romans 5:19....

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?

We know that the Bible tells us to live good lives, but does it tell us anything about how we should teach us to live good lives? Here is what the Bible tells us about education, in the classroom and in life.

Many things you will learn as you date, but it is wise to ask yourself these questions while you are still single. The more you know yourself in the Lord, the more of yourself you can give, and the more secure and confident you will be in a...

What made Micaiah so controversial he prophesied to the king of Israel?

Pleasing and knowing God begins with a pure heart.

What can we learn from this couple both in our dating and marital relationships? Can we avoid making the same mistakes Samson does, and what are some of the warning bells we can discern when a Delilah stumbles into our lives?

The trendy “tradwife” movement. What’s this all about, really?