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When Peter denied Jesus three times, he committed a terrible betrayal. So what led Peter to deny Jesus after everything, and how should we view his actions today?

Jesus did not say that “whatever you want, just ask and I will make sure you receive it.” He was not speaking about health, wealth, and happiness. His promise was conditional upon the disciples’ willingness to make requests in keeping with the...

The question Jesus asked the man, who was lying by the Pool of Bethesda, may have seemed crass to the casual observer. But Jesus’s divine inquiry launched an event that would change the man’s life forever.

In Seeing Jesus from the East, Ravi Zacharias and Abdu Murray explain how certain underlying norms of Eastern culture, including the role and purpose of stories and symbols, the power of the “honor and shame” mentality that pervades the East, the...

Complementarianism and egalitarianism are theological views on the relationship between men and women, especially in marriage and in ministry. Complementarianism stresses that although men and women are equal in personhood, they are created for...

You may be able to name a number of famous Christians who changed the world. But Dr. Glenn Sunshine wants you to know the world-changers you may never have heard of.

Christians often say, “Well, I’ve prayed, and I have peace about it.” Here are three ways to avoid confusion between our own desired outcomes and the will of God.

The word "Apostle" means "messenger; one who has been sent." The 12 Apostles were messengers sent into the world for a fixed purpose, with specific instructions from the Lord. Jesus called them, ordained them and sent them into the world even as...

We know Jesus was a Galilean. But who exactly the Galileans were during Bible times is a more complicated matter.

Hebrews 11 cultivates our walk with God. It encourages us to seek His direction, when we do not yet see the future; knowing that only He does. It assured the Early Church then, and all humanity now, that God’s plans are best.

True love, as shown to us by Jesus, is sacrificial. He laid down His life so we could experience salvation. Even though His loving act meant pain and suffering, He still chose to die in our place.

Pagans are generally described as those holding religious beliefs other than those of the main world religions. Learn the origin, history, and traditions of paganism as we explore what pagans believe and practice today.

The gospel’s hope is that even Ferguson can be turned into an opportunity to remind us how very good it is to be human — beneath the color of our skin.

It’s clear by unpacking these words that Paul was addressing two different types of burdens. One we are to help one another with. One we are responsible for ourselves. Paul states that by bearing one another’s burdens we fulfill the law of Christ.

Within the meaning of Christmas, as illuminated in the Bible, we find meaningful truths to hold on to the rest of the year which can impact our hearts and offer something compelling and beautiful to those around us.

Each and every Christian should be clear on this point: anti-Semitism in any and all forms, is a despicable evil.

The Lord is not literally a mother or a father but embodies the best characteristics of both, plus more, because the best qualities of mothers and fathers are reflections of the greater, more glorious features of Almighty God.