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New Christians should be in a gathering where they can become familiar with God's Word, have prayer, and mature in their faith. This is the method for developing and growing in Christ to share him with the world.

When the Bible asks, "who will stand in the gap on behalf of the behalf?" it is both a warning and a lament. The story of why God said these words gives us an important lesson about Old Testament Israel, and what God calls us to do today.

How does the story of the lost son and the “loyal” sibling apply to us today? God’s unconditional love is patiently waiting for us to come back to where he is and welcomes us with great enthusiasm.

"Lord I'm Coming Home" is a tender hymn that recalls the famous parable of the prodigal son. The story behind the hymn's composition even helps us think about the parable in some surprising new ways.

When Amos told the people of Israel to prepare to meet their God, He was saying, “Get your spiritual house in order fast!” Judgment was coming to Israel, and God’s warning through Amos was a plea for His children to repent.

Ash Wednesday scriptures show us that we need a Savior who can give us the hope of eternal life. In this article, we’ll explore the meaning of ashes in Scripture and include a list of some important verses to read during this holiday.

Break free from the grip of porn with practical steps that bring healing, hope, and lasting freedom through confession, prayer, and Christ-centered living.

Sometimes Christians will look at non-Christians as the enemy. But they are not the enemy—they are trapped by the enemy, who is the devil. They are like you and I once were: captives of sin. That is how Christians need to see nonbelievers.

Fatalism is the belief that “what will be will be." In other words, we have no control over our actions, our fate, or our future. This view is incompatible with the Christian doctrine of free will and oversimplifies the issue of God’s divine...

Time and again the Bible makes clear that God’s power and love are so expansive that they stand unmatched anywhere, at any time. Therefore, as the God of gods, Creator of the Universe, and the very embodiment of greatness, God, alone, is worthy of...

Prayer, in conjunction with God’s Word, comes together to aid us in our need for patience. We need patience every day, in every situation. Therefore, may these three prayers for patience point your gaze back to the glory of our Lord and Savior,...

God promises to never leave us. He promises to give us rest and hope. For those of us who repent and believe in His Son, Jesus Christ, God promises we shall not perish but instead receive eternal life in His heavenly Kingdom.

This brings us to the “why” of communion. Jesus said, “Do this in remembrance of me” (Luke 22:19). Communion is communal, something we take part in with others. Communion is an offering and a gift of remembrance, of repentance, and of rest.

We might follow one thousand steps, and it would not be enough. This is why Jesus died in our place for our sin so we wouldn’t have to do one thousand or more steps to earn our salvation.

The saying “to err is human, to forgive is divine” has been in use since it was coined by Alexander Pope in the early 18th century. Our intention is to stop erring or sinning because we love the Lord and wish to obey him as a result.

True believers have salvation now and always. Their belief transforms their soul and gives them new life. But those who believe merely on the surface, perhaps even recognizing Jesus’ divinity but not exactly following it, are not considered true...

"Sacrament prayers" is a specific term used by Mormons, but prayers and sacraments play an important role in many religious groups. So how do sacraments and prayers go together? 

When John said, “He must increase; I must decrease,” his followers weren't sure what to think. However, his words proved true, and still teach us something today.

The most important outcome is not saving a marriage but a redeemed relationship with God through Christ, and this might have to take place (for some men and women) outside of the marriage covenant.

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