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In the middle of Matthew's description of Jesus' death, the temple ripping and the earth shaking... he mentions tombs breaking open and resurrected saints walking around Jerusalem. What does this strange passage mean?

Onesiphorus probably doesn’t ring any bells, but he did many good things. For one thing, he stuck by Paul’s side when others wouldn’t.

If every name in the Bible has a reason to be there, what can we learn from obscure characters like Asaph?

Is there more than one Zechariah in the Bible? Yes, and we can learn some important lessons from the other people named Zechariah too.

Silas was more than Paul's ministry partner. He was there at some of Paul's greatest triumphs, and Silas' own ministry has some vital lessons to teach us.

Phoebe is briefly mentioned in the Bible, but she has much to teach us, even through a quick glimpse.

Jeremiah is famous for his biblical writings and ministry during some of the darkest times of Judah’s history. But he didn’t do it alone. Here's what we know about his servant, Baruch.

Through Ezra’s leadership, Israel would learn to rebuild their lives on the Word of God, rediscovering their identity in God’s promises, God’s law, and stories of God’s goodness and faithfulness, which God’s people should cherish and cling to.

Jesus called these Pharisees a "brood of vipers" because of the wickedness in their hearts because the heart is what matters to Jesus. Every word and action will overflow from there. A pure heart in Christ will make pure actions.

If someone asked you whether we can really know who Jesus is and what He accomplished, could you give a convincing answer?

To say "I believe, help my unbelief" may sound counterintuitive. However, Jesus' response shows that there is grace even when we struggle to believe.

"Jesus, the Very Thought of Thee" may be one of the oldest hymns ever written, with roots in an important medieval Christian thinker. Here is what we know about him, and about who wrote the hymn we know today.

Though he persecuted people like John the Baptist, Herod Antipas could never thwart God’s eternal plan.

To follow God is to obey him, and we honor him by submitting to his rule through Christ. Christians reject the prince of this world, the ruler of flesh, thereby going against the grain of society.

Unlike modern popular teachings about Jesus, the Bible declares Christ to be the everlasting God who came to save His creation. He is exactly who He claimed to be and is fully able to save mankind because of His deity and humanity.

There are many verses that reveal how God answers our needs through his son Jesus Christ, the Word made flesh. Whatever your need, search the scriptures and you’ll find he has an answer to the problems in your life.

 I believe every generation since Jesus ascended into heaven has expected him to come back within their generation. This one is no different. While we don’t know for sure when Jesus is coming back there are indicators all around that signal...

We can take a lesson from Paul about our God being the God of all comfort. While it may not be the kind of comfort we think of, it is always the comfort we need.

Jesus is the Son of God and He died for the sins of the world, was buried, and rose again. He is ruling at the right hand of the Father, and He is constantly interceding on our behalf. Jesus is really alive, and He will remain alive forever.

This is what makes Jesus so unique. He lived a perfect life. He died a purposeful death. And He currently lives at the right hand of the Father. Jesus — the greatest love story ever told!