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Metatron is a mythical archangel mentioned in some Jewish writings. Said to have once been the human Enoch, Metatron is now believed by some to be the highest of angels and is often associated with the occult.

Parenthood can be exciting and fulfilling---even more so for Christians who understand what a family is biblically and what the family is for in God's great design for the world. (Read more)

So, how are we able to love like God? Apart from him, we are not capable of loving in action like Christ! We love even if it’s inconvenient. We love when we see a need. We love when God gives us a nudge.

Today, the tapestry of church music is more diverse than ever in history as worship leaders and pastors get to choose from a database at their fingertips of almost limitless songs that span thousands of years. So, no matter what, we may praise the...

Learn more about the meaning of Isaiah 54:17, "No weapon that is formed against thee shall prosper; and every tongue that shall rise against thee in judgment thou shalt condemn. This is the heritage of the servants of the Lord, and their...

The biblical Satan is in no way sympathetic; not an antihero but fully evil. Satan can alter his appearance to frighten his opponent, freeze the blood of his prey, and beguile the unwary. He is the antithesis of Christ: fallen star, hungry...

The Bible may not give us Priscilla's full biography, but what it tells us shows a woman with rare qualities who advanced the church in a volatile time.

Joanna was one of the many people Jesus healed. Those people often played pivotal roles in spreading the Gospel. Females and males were touched by Jesus and His message. 

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.

Gehazi's story in the Bible makes us ask some tough questions about money and ministry.

This is why the world has many sneaky things to tell us. Since sin, the devil, and his demons are so rampant, more evil is becoming normalized or seen as “okay.” Here are three sneaky things the world says are true.

Max Lucado’s writings, speeches, and prayers have encouraged believers and non-believers alike. So what is the best place to begin with his work?

This year, for Easter, why not extend Sunday School teaching by creating fun, family-friendly activities you can do together? This will help better teach the Easter story and allow your kids to have fun while learning.

Acacia wood features prominently in the Bible's list of materials for the ark of the covenant. Can its mention tell us anything about God's view on craftmanship and creativity?

We often think of angels as people wearing white, but what about the wheels with eyes that Ezekiel sees? Here's what you need to know about the ophanim.

We can learn from this first Thanksgiving that we, as believers, need to be accepting and helpful toward all people. We should not discriminate against others because they are different from us. God made all of us uniquely, and He loves each of us...

Paul told Titus to not only teach the scriptures but to live them as well. We are also to teach, encourage, and give correction. How are we to teach the Word?

Almost a century since her death, Ida B. Wells is still a monumental example of someone combining her faith and talents to fight against a terrible evil. Here is what you should know about this unique woman who fought for racial and gender...

Bartholomew was the son of Talmai. He lived in Cana of Galilee. He was known as a missionary in Armenia. Scripture shares that Jesus called him a man with no deceit.