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The grace of the Lord reveals the forgiveness of God to us and helps us to live a holy life. Nobody is excluded from the grace of the Lord. The principle is that it is undeserved.

Marriage is supposed to paint a portrait of Christ's relationship with the church. One cannot do this if one spouse is not faithful to the other. God gives us the commandment not to commit adultery because the end will only be in sin, pain, and...

Questions can be raised, such as, is it okay for Christians to use cryptocurrency? Is it okay for Christians to invest in cryptocurrency? Overall, how should Christians respond to cryptocurrency?

As believers, this can be hard to digest because we are seeing more individuals die each year due to the opioid epidemic. We should take a biblical approach to the opioid epidemic and help those struggling with addiction.

Whether you give up something for Lent or take on something new (such as a deeper daily prayer ritual or a devotional practice), consider observing Lent this year in a way that matters to you personally.

Pop culture presents ghosts as something that is “cool,” “interesting,” or even “cute” at times, such as “Casper,” but ghosts are associated with the occult. It is best for Christians to abstain from becoming fascinated with ghosts because of this...

To some people, advent is a strange preamble to Christmas Day. For others, it's a vital part of the Christmas season. What exactly is advent, and when does advent start this year?

Simply because the world says it is “okay” to smoke or vape marijuana does not mean God says it is okay. You are a beautiful, important, amazing masterpiece of God’s hands and He does not want you to destroy it with the usage of marijuana.

It cannot be known for certain if hell was created because of Satan’s fall. At the time of the creation account, there is not a single mention of hell; however, we do know hell is the final place for Satan and his demons.

Whenever we place our worth in anything besides God, we are going to have problems. Rather than seeking out our worth in being famous, we need to recognize the worth that we already have because of Christ.

A baby in the womb is living, breathing, has a mind, organs, and a beating heart. All of us, at one point, were helpless children in the wound of our mother. At the time of conception, each of us became alive.

"The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want." Learn more about the meaning and significance of this well-known phrase from Psalms 23.

The short answer is that God does not hate you. He loves you deeply. He hates what sin has done to you. God created a perfect world that sin corrupted and destroyed. The great news of the gospel is that we can be free of sin!

This parable is both a jab at the religious leaders and hope for those oppressed. The meaning of the rich man and Lazarus is a warning to those that aren’t paying any attention to the needs of others. That attitude has no place in God's kingdom.

I was never alone because the Holy Spirit was with me the whole time, but I asked God to please send me another Christian to work with. They would be an authentic believer unafraid to share their faith; one who wouldn’t expect me to keep it...

Ultimately, if confession of sin is less about feeling guilty over our mistakes, and more about receiving the love of Jesus where we need it the most, why is this not something we would want to do?

It may seem that celebrities are professing and living out their faith, but there is still fear about being a Christian in Hollywood. Jesus warns us, “If the world hates you, keep in mind that it hated me first” (Matthew 15:18).

We are called to be voices of victory, calling people to the one who already defeated it all. When the world is trembling, may they see us at peace, resting in the victory of the cross.

We know that the Bible talks about heaven... but are there different levels to heaven? If not, what does Paul mean when he refers to the third heaven?

The world hands us a scepter — distraction, earthly success — and Jesus extends his shepherd’s rod. He knows whom we belong to; whose offer we will accept. Esther demonstrated her trust in God: her true protector and protector of her people.