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The Septuagint, the translation of the Hebrew Bible into Greek, was created by 70 or 72 Jewish scholars, who painstakingly translated the Hebrew Bible from the original Hebrew into the commonly spoken Greek of the day.

College gets ever more expensive. Certainly, there are other ways to make a living that doesn’t require going to college. But if you do, how do you survive and thrive at college? Here are five ways.

The human heart loves to hate with a fierce passion. We feed off that anger, wrath, and rage. We want to keep hating more and more. Jesus reveals God’s love and mercy and shows us another way.

“Cast all your anxiety on Him because He cares for you” (1 Peter 5:7).

I am convinced that many of us live day after day without any awe whatsoever. Bad things happen when we have no wonder inside of us. Bad things happen when we look around and nothing impresses us anymore.

We deserved the punishment that Jesus took on the cross. God was faithful to bring us back to the path of righteousness and it is for us to continue on it. So, how do we pursue the path of righteousness?

Discover the reason for the "Fall of Man" by Adam and Eve in Genesis 3 and its significance for us today.

The miracle and meaning of the Incarnation can be so difficult to grasp that we can give up and start to view Christmas in ways that leave us impoverished and unimpressed with the real story.

For years, when I thought about prayer, I mostly felt guilty for my lack of a robust prayer life. Reading stories of great saints praying for two hours a day or more left me with a gnawing sense of defeat. I would often resolve to pray more. But...

Jesus was righteously angry in defense of the Father’s glory in the temple. And then there’s hot-headed King Xerxes. He treated Vashti with contempt, blocked her, and canceled her, all to punish her for not doing what he wanted.

I am encouraged that Mormons are leaving their faith in record numbers, and I believe this trend will continue. Sadly, many leave the LDS church and have no idea where to turn.

Give vulnerability and empathy a chance. Invite others into your struggle and enter their struggles, too. In doing so, you’ll find that these exchanges lead to healing, which brings greater resilience.

Peace with God is, at its core, a spiritual reconciliation between family members. It’s a restored relationship between Heavenly Father and earthly child, made possible simply because Jesus wanted it so—enough that He was willing to suffer, die,...

Worse than the loss of our peace is the fact that God spits out the faithless. God does not like the taste of a wavering belief. If we are being tossed around between hot faith and cold doubt, it won’t direct us to our Savior.

Throughout the Old Testament, believers came to salvation because they believed that God would someday take care of their sin. Today, we look back, believing that He has already taken care of our sins on the cross.

God does not want us to walk through this life alone. Turn to God in prayer today and tell Him about the loneliness you are feeling. He will be there for you and give you the comfort you need.

Many people have indeed lost their lives to share God’s loving discipline, in the hope of leading at least a few of them back to God. And even though they were killed for doing as much, the gospel cannot be silenced.

The Lord is indeed in control. He loves you, guides you, and wants the highest good for you and your family. So instead of allowing worry and anxiety to overtake you, give it to Him, since He always knows what is best for you.

Drawing near to God gives peace to our souls; peace from the burden of our sins and peace in the midst of the burdens that come to us through others’ sin as well. The nearness of God is our answer.

Be careful, cautious, and prudent the next time subliminal messaging starts trying to influence you. Subliminal messages are being bombarded at us through much of our waking day; however, it is up to us to respond biblically in a way to glorify...