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Heaven is a very common term in the Bible, used for the sky; for the space beyond our atmosphere; and for God’s dwelling place. Jesus frequently talks about the Kingdom of Heaven as a present reality with a future final fulfillment. Heaven is...

Sola Scriptura, translated as “Scripture alone,” is one of several Latin phrases that came to prominence during the Protestant Reformation. This idea asserts that the Bible alone should be treated as the ultimate and most trustworthy authority in...

Even though the psalmists held important roles among God's people (such as kings and worship leaders), they were relatable people because of the absolutely normal and mundane issues they dealt with in their personal lives and families.

Upon receiving Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, a believer is cleansed of all sins. What is more, God recognized that even after saving us, we would still sin and made provision for us.

But when have we heard of believers seeking to have a conversation with each other about praise songs that have impacted their lives? Maybe the way to help youth appreciate hymns is to get on their level in the context of fellowship.

Makoto Fujimura has become not just a Christian whose work recieves acclaim in the secular art world, but a key resource for many Christians seeking a holistic understanding of what it means to serve God with their creative giftings. Where can...

The meaning of Genesis 1 is multi-focused; however, the meaning that stands out to us in this chapter is the creation of the world. The concept of creation’s popularity is because of the different theories of how the world came into being.

The words of Jesus went directly to the attitude of our hearts, teaching that murderous anger is equally sinful as the actual physical blow. Such anger can, and will, lead a man to judgment just as quickly as the act itself.

In today’s culture, the term “cancel” often references removing celebrities or people in power that have broken set societal rules from mainstream relevance. So, how many Bible characters would be canceled today? And how did God use them anyway?

If you enjoy romance novels, feel free to read them as long as the novel is in line with Christian values. Relationships are important, and God gave us feelings — including romantic feelings — for a reason.

What Does God tell us about himself in the Bible? How does he describe himself? What does he want us to know about him? I believe he purposefully shows us that he is good, loving, and just.

Association with Christ simply refers to the state of being so intimately connected by faith to Jesus by his death and resurrection. The blessings, benefits, and consequences also flow to those of us who are in union with Christ.

Whether we believe the Bible or not, it is safe to say evil exists. Whether we want to call Satan, the devil, Lucifer, or the serpent, it is clear that two opposing powers are in existence, and both in a spiritual war — but we know who will win!

When we look closely at what it means to be a Christian and to follow the Bible, though, we find that Christianity is about grace, not rule-keeping, and that believers want to obey Scripture because it is God’s Word.

Through my years of ministry, asking about one’s certainty of heaven often had this response: “I sure hope so.” This led to a discussion on finding assurance through God’s Word. Today, I am eager to share that we can possess unwavering confidence.

People on social media have quickly proclaimed the Los Angeles wildfires as evidence of God’s displeasure and judgment. Others, like Franklin Graham, have said it’s not God’s judgment. How should we think about these things?

Joseph is often overlooked in the Christmas story, but his quiet faith and unwavering obedience played a vital role in God’s plan for salvation. Discover how this humble carpenter became the earthly father of Jesus, fulfilling prophecy and...

What if you were called to step into the impossible, just like Mary? From her quiet faith to her bold obedience, Mary’s journey in the first Christmas story is more than a nativity scene—it’s a powerful lesson in trusting God through uncertainty.

Although those who have suffered emotional abuse have been made to think they are guilty and worthless, God says something far different. Through His Word, He reminds individuals that they were lovingly made in His image.

God, through Isaiah, certainly does instruct His people to hide from His fury. Are we told to hide ourselves until his wrath has passed? What does that mean?