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Sometimes, our bodies tell us what we don’t even realize that we need to pause, get some perspective and start over. Why? Because God loves us and wants us to experience the abundance life has to offer.

Déjà vu isn’t referenced in scripture, but it is intertwined with the broader theme of thoughts and the mental processes of generating ideas, beliefs, perceptions, and emotions within the mind.

Uriah the Hittite is one of those characters in the Bible who comes in and out of God’s story quickly but whose life and actions have an impact for generations.

Being joyful in Christ, peaceful in Christ, and whole and abundant in Him alone is terribly important to the rest of our actions to seek His kingdom first. My walk with God has always been much less troubled when I pursued the foundational...

Jesus wasn't the only one who showed up in first-century Palestine, starting a following and being labeled a messiah. So, what do we know about the two would-be messiahs named Theudas?

Through the Scripture readings and spiritual practices observed in Advent, we are called to re-orient ourselves to a mindset of watching and waiting for Christ’s return as we evaluating our lives.

Parousia is a Greek word that plays an important role in the Bible's words about the End Times. So what does it tell us about Jesus' return?

According to the Bible, the peace of God, “which transcends all understanding,” is the harmony and calmness of body, mind, and spirit trusting in the power and grace of God. Discover the meaning and benefits of the peace of God as we explore its...

"May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that by the power of the Holy Spirit you may abound in hope." - Romans 15:13

How can we stop allowing lesser things to push the blood of Christ to the periphery of our lives? Read these eight directions to help us be cross-centered every day:

Whether you feel content or disillusioned spiritually this year, I encourage you to consider joining me in applying these seven habits to nurture greater intimacy with God in the year ahead.

Doubt is natural. But, all too often, we think of this as a bad thing for a Christian. Rather than run from it, use it to your advantage. Bring your doubts to God and seek answers to your doubts. When you do that, doubts will lead to growth.

On the cross, Jesus defeated his enemies and was enthroned as king. In the entire history of this universe, I do not believe that any event has more significance than the cross and what took place that day.

Whether there is a physical or spiritual root for not having children, we can know beyond a shadow of a doubt that God sees us. That He cares. And that He has a good plan for our lives and our family.

It's common for Christians to do special religious observances on Ash Wednesday, including fasting and prayer. You may have wondered, "Can you eat meat on Ash Wednesday?" and is that a required part of the Lenten fast.

The third Sunday in Advent (Advent III) focuses our hearts on rejoicing at the arrival of God’s kingdom with the coming of Jesus.

Theologian, pastor, and Protestant Reformer John Calvin played a crucial role in church history. However, there are some surprising things you likely didn't know about him.

The biblical story of Ruth and Boaz is all of that and more. Inspiring to Christians single or married, this love story displays God’s sovereignty over difficult circumstances in every stage and season of life.

Theology is like a map, said C.S. Lewis. It guides our minds to a coherent, practical understanding of God. Learn more about the meaning, importance, and famous quotes on theology.

One of the lessons pretty much everyone remembers from Sunday schools is to remember the Sabbath. But does remembering the Sabbath just mean going to church one day a week, or is it more than that?