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Unlike modern popular teachings about Jesus, the Bible declares Christ to be the everlasting God who came to save His creation. He is exactly who He claimed to be and is fully able to save mankind because of His deity and humanity.

To follow God is to obey him, and we honor him by submitting to his rule through Christ. Christians reject the prince of this world, the ruler of flesh, thereby going against the grain of society.

There are many verses that reveal how God answers our needs through his son Jesus Christ, the Word made flesh. Whatever your need, search the scriptures and you’ll find he has an answer to the problems in your life.

 I believe every generation since Jesus ascended into heaven has expected him to come back within their generation. This one is no different. While we don’t know for sure when Jesus is coming back there are indicators all around that signal...

Jesus is the Son of God and He died for the sins of the world, was buried, and rose again. He is ruling at the right hand of the Father, and He is constantly interceding on our behalf. Jesus is really alive, and He will remain alive forever.

We can take a lesson from Paul about our God being the God of all comfort. While it may not be the kind of comfort we think of, it is always the comfort we need.

This is what makes Jesus so unique. He lived a perfect life. He died a purposeful death. And He currently lives at the right hand of the Father. Jesus — the greatest love story ever told!

Pastor Ben Skaug talks about Melchizedek, a genealogy-less character in Genesis mentioned again in the New Testament book of Hebrews. Why is he significant to understanding Jesus?

King Ahaz has a surprising reputation among the Old Testament kings, because he doesn't react in the typical way when God's judgment becomes clear.

The presence of the angel of the LORD seems to represent a glimpse at the restored heaven and earth when all things are made new and man once again stands in God’s presence.

Ruth stands as a powerful example of God’s grace and redemption, taken from a cursed people to a mother of kings, and eventually the King of Kings.

Jesus warned his followers, “stay awake, for you do not know on what day your Lord is coming” (Matthew 24:42). So is Jesus coming back soon?

If you read much End Times theology, you've probably heard the term “dispensationalism” used many times. What does this word mean, and what is its history?

Hephzibah was a queen at a dark time, yet her name told people something important about what God was going to do.

Leadership matters to God—and one king who kept rebelling against God was King Zedekiah.

Isaiah’s words about the Servant of the Lord are filled with hope and encouragement. They are an invitation to enter the very work that God is doing in this world. As the Lord’s servants, let us take up our calling.

Even by pagan idol standards, Baphomet has a weird history. Here's what you need to know about the history of this idol and why it's important to know about him today.

Regardless of where we go, someone that we meet who may be in need is our neighbor. It could be at a gas station, in the check-out line at a grocery store. Someone at our place of employment may need our help. Everyone is our neighbor.

Today, Krampus symbolizes the winter season’s darker folklore. In Austria, Germany, and even in parts of the US, Krampus parades celebrate his role.

What did Simon the Sorcerer think he would get when he offered people money for miracles?