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You have been redeemed, regenerated, justified, and now the work of sanctification takes place. Sanctification is the process of being sanctified — to make holy or to set apart, becoming more and more like Christ.

Guilt. When everything else is quiet, it’s the disquietness within you saying, “I wish I had never done that.” “I wish I could go back and do that differently.” The Apostle John teaches the right way to get rid of our guilty status and—along with...

All who believe in Jesus for salvation are beloved by the Lord. We will reap the fruit of God’s promises to Israel, and we can have confidence in God because he has always been faithful to his people.

As we faithfully follow the general, foundational principles of being committed to Christ, as revealed in Scripture, God faithfully reveals the specifics of His will as needed. The Hebrew word we translate into "obey" in English is the same word...

Some called her the Pearl of Scotland, and even evangelicals can admire her zeal for prayer and Bible teaching. So what can we learn from St. Margaret of Scotland?

The seven seals and seven trumpets are a series of catastrophic events that will take place during the End Days to enact the judgment of God upon the earth.

Thor: Love and Thunder provoked a response to, among other things, these contrasts between Pantheism and Christianity. I won’t give too much away in case you are planning to see the film, but I want to talk about the spiritual elements of Thor:...

When we embrace our true identity, we no longer have to feel like outcasts because we, along with all other Christians across the world, are citizens of the same Kingdom and members of the same family.

We don’t have photos or even drawings of how Jesus looked. But based on archeological evidence, most first-century Jewish men were about 5’ 5” tall and had brown eyes. Other scholars believe Jesus was 5’ 1” tall and he weighed 110 pounds. If...

The name Mary was considerably common in Jesus’ day, so it can be easy to confuse all those Mary’s running through the pages of your New Testament. The name Mary appears in the NASB translation in 57 verses. There are six different women named...

Some people may know that Advent serves as an anticipation of Christ’s birth in the season leading up to Christmas. That's only part of the story.

We are called to expose and propose Christianity to others — not impose it. Our task is to present Christ in a loving way and allow men and women the choice of accepting or rejecting him.

While it seems a fruitful faith overflows from a joyful Christmas, it is the other way around. The joy of Christmas, which can be so elusive to many people, becomes more accessible to those growing in faith, and being sanctified year-round.

Since Christ was not divided, we must not be divided either. We are called to be united. But that unity in our homes, churches, and with Christians across our world will only come through one word: focus.

When the New Testament speaks about Christians, they are often referred to as “sojourners and exiles,” who are citizens of a Kingdom “not of this world.” In the intervening centuries, the Church operated from the margins.

The more we focus on God and keep our minds on Him this holiday season, we will be able to rest in the perfect peace of the world. Allow the four candles of Advent to prepare your hearts for the season in celebration of Jesus’ birth.

From her early Christian pop career as Leslie Phillips to her indie career as Sam Phillips, she has pushed Christians to consider what their faith really means.

“The writing of many books is endless” (Ecclesiastes 12:12). Fortunately, you don’t have to enter the bookstore without guidance. The following list looks at Christian authors across several genres, each well worth checking out.

Some say Michel Been's band The Call was the 80's most underrated rock band. Others have called him a key example of Christians working in mainstream rock music without compromising their content. Here is what you need to know about Michael Been.