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However your church celebrates it, Holy Week is the most important date in the church calendar—a time to remember Jesus expressing his love for us and saving us.

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

We have collected some of the best prayers for protection to use in request to God. May these prayers for safety bring you comfort and peace of mind.

You may not have known that Mary's husband Joseph was named a saint of both the Roman Catholic Church and other high church denominations. Here's what you need to know about St. Joseph and the example he provides for us today.

In a rapidly changing and often tumultuous world, the concept of being a watchman on the wall offers Christians a timeless blueprint for living out their faith. It reminds believers to remain vigilant, watchful, and dedicated to their spiritual...

Aimee Semple McPherson was not the first female evangelist to step into the pulpit, but she’s by far the most famous—and perhaps the most infamous.

The Philistines were a warmongering and aggressive people who occupied southwest Israel between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River. The origin of the Philistines comes from the Hebrew Philistia.

 The meek do not represent those with a particular personality type of reticence; nor is this speaking to a weakness. In fact, the paradoxical power of this passage is that meekness is equated with strength — the strength of the Lord's work...

To be clear, the Bible never says that the Lord God is Mother God. The Bible declares that the Lord is like the universally admired maternal instincts. The Lord uses similitudes to help us understand His “instinctive” loving, nurturing, and...

What exactly do we know about the crucifixion of Jesus? Here's what the Bible tells us about his death and what he was accused of.

Susanna Wesley had no idea her sons would change the face of British and American Christianity. Here is what you need to know about the mother of Methodism.

The phrase “gave up the ghost” is an old English translation of the Greek phrase “paradidōmi to pneuma.” The old English phrase means the moment a person dies as if the soul is released when the body transpires. 

We all feel angry sometimes. We may justify our anger with words like, "well, I'm just disappointed." The fact is that the Bible has some very clear things to say about anger and what we do with it.

Matthew 11 is pure gold. A mother-lode for sure. This treasure trove deserves far more attention than it has usually received. Can you believe what Jesus said here?

I know I need to spend time with God each day, but how?

What drove Tyndale to sing “one note” all his life was the rock-solid conviction that all humans were in bondage to sin, blind, dead, damned, and helpless, and that God had acted in Christ to provide salvation by grace through faith.

The poet Milton said that a person with an ungrateful spirit only has one vice, because all of the rest of his vices are virtues compared to ingratitude.

A season of spiritual coldness is permitted to grow and infect us. Here are six ways boldness can prevent coldness in the life of every believer: