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How does the Nehemiah 10 passage mentioning Azaniah teach us something important about restoration?

What does Syntyche's role in her church, and her interactions with a woman named Euodia, teach us today about being within the body of Christ?

We have strength, in Christ, to defeat the debilitating cycle of repetitive sin.

Premarital sex is a sin according to the Bible. It dishonors God and His design for marriage. Both believers and unbelievers sin when they engage in any sexual relationships that fall outside the Bible’s definition of the marriage relationship.

It is of far greater value to give a presentation that is clear, simple and helps people understand the gospel. So, back to the initial question, where is the right place to share the gospel?

Do we still have to follow the tenth commandment today? If so, how do we do it?

Many kings of Israel and Judah were memorable, but what made Jehu especially historic?

Divine Mercy Sunday is a significant feast in the Catholic Church, and it is celebrated on the second Sunday of the Easter season.

What we find in Acts eight is that there is a contrast between false power and the true, Jesus-centered power that is rooted in humility and love.

Through the power of the Holy Spirit, believers are saved, filled, sealed, and sanctified. The Holy Spirit reveals God’s thoughts, teaches, and guides believers into all truth. The Holy Spirit also helps Christians in their weakness and intercedes...

God does not repent, or change His mind, in the way we humans do, but simply seeks our highest good, even when we deserve nothing but His judgment. He is perfect, holy, good, all-knowing, and is completely immune to all error and sin.

Asking Jesus into our hearts and to reside there is not deliberately stated in the Bible. However, Jesus is already in our hearts regardless if we consciously pray for Him to be there or not, but only if we believe in Him, receive Him, and repent...

When we think of “repentance,” we instantly connect it with asking for forgiveness of a sin. But God’s “repentance” is not an acknowledgement of any failure. God’s His plan does not change even though the course may be altered in order to...

The Book of Revelation addresses seven letters to seven churches in Asia Minor (modern-day Turkey) (Revelation 2-3). Each letter, as proclaimed by Jesus and recorded by John the Apostle, declares the triumphs and failings of the recipient churches...

Eventually, all of us will have moments where we turn away from God. But is there time to turn back after we've been backsliding for a while?

Does the Bible mention narcissists? If so, what does the Bible say about them?

The term dust is used 16 times in the book of Job. The idea associated with dust is that it is “nothing.” Dust is associated with lowliness or humility. When Job repented in dust and ashes, he was repenting in humility.

The prophet Joel may not be the most colorful character in the Old Testament, but his words still resonate today. What can we teach us about learning form our mistakes and hoping in the future?

Today, we know we can have “clean hands” when we turn from sin and follow Jesus. We cannot achieve cleanliness on our own. Only through the grace of God and His magnificent mercy and generous love can we be remade and washed of our sins.

It is much better for Christians to be either fervent (hot) or refreshing (cold), rather than to be “lukewarm.” The point of this important biblical truth resonates even today. God does not want His followers to be “lukewarm” Christians.