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The Woman, the Dragon, and the Child: this is the full-orbed Christmas story that we need reminding of all year round.

We face a world that wants to lock religion in private places and out of public life. We need to decide how we’ll respond: obedient silence or faithful rebellion.

The division of the Roman Empire into halves changed medieval Christianity and foreshadowed future splits like Protestant Reformation. So what should we know about?

Genesis 6 reminds us of the futility of seeking a destiny apart from God.

Is there a single sign one can point to as the Christian peace symbol? Christians find victory, peace, and welcome in Christ and His Word.

Who doesn’t love inspirational quotes? They encourage, make us smile, and remind us of what’s most important. So, whether you’re going through a season of doubt, waiting for answers, feeling alone, or in need of courage or hope, inspiration is...

Let’s face it: in the Western world today, it is often difficult to be able to tell those who identify as Christ-followers apart from non-believers.

Is it possible that the OT prophets did not understand the meaning of what they wrote?

Though we continue to labor in a fallen world, we no longer labor without hope, but with the unshakable confidence that our work, done in service to the Lord Jesus, counts.

At Easter, we remember Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem, how he was betrayed by close friends, and rose again after death. These Bible passages and classic religious quotes help us see those events in all their drama, glory, and surprise.

Christians believe in faith by grace. We embrace suffering, deny our sinful natures, confess our wrongs, love everyone, share the story of Jesus’ life, and have hope for eternity with God in heaven. All of this is decidedly opposed to the rest of...

All the arguments of the finest philosophers will never lead the skeptic to know God until he realizes he’s deaf, blind, meek, and poor. I was once was deaf but now I hear the words of a book, I once was blind but now I see.

Divorce is epidemic in the culture and, I’m sad to say, in the church. Can that change?