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The Bible says Jesus is the Savior, Deliverer, Redeemer. God’s Word, Jesus, is the Victor, Overcomer, Conqueror. He physically rose from the grave, having defeated sin and death. He is the King of kings and Lord of lords.

If you read much End Times theology, you've probably heard the term “dispensationalism” used many times. What does this word mean, and what is its history?

Jesus walked this earth, died, and rose again to save us from the sin brought into the world by Adam and Eve. Jesus is the perfect son of God, spotless and blameless. He loves us with a sacrificial love that stretches beyond human understanding.

John the Baptist is a prominent biblical figure whose role in the New Testament is more than just a predecessor to Jesus.

Even by pagan idol standards, Baphomet has a weird history. Here's what you need to know about the history of this idol and why it's important to know about him today.

How could Jesus be both a human being and also God? The answer is surprising, mysterious, and deeply important to understanding the heart of Christianity.

Whether we're fully aware of it or not, Satan is our enemy. He opposes God and all of God’s people. He is behind every evil scheme on this planet—idolatry, cults, false religions. Still desperate to be worshipped, he wants to destroy God’s...

Every one of us has been a captive of fear or loneliness at some point in time; fear of rejection, fear of being misunderstood, fear of uncertainty. We can always call to God for help whenever fear and loneliness overcome us.

How Jesus looked doesn’t matter. He definitely looked nothing like the mighty, triumphant savior the Jews had hoped would deliver them from oppression.

We have to remember what the name stands for itself. YHWH, Jehovah, LORD, etc. all point to the nature of God. That he’s not changing, that he keeps his promises, and that he wants to live in relationship with us.

No doubt, we can’t cover the breadth of verses on Baal here, but we should make a note that Baal becomes a big player in the book of Judges and during the time of the kings when Israel appears to succumb most to the foreign pantheons.

The question of who we believe Jesus to be is perhaps the deepest and most important question we can ask ourselves as we grow in our faith. This is why Jesus asked the disciples what people were saying about him.

This is where one starts to learn more about who Jesus is, and what that means to them personally. As they learn more, superficial knowledge takes root and comes to life in their understanding. Jesus prayed this prayer for people to truly know...

Slave owners worried Bible verses about freedom would incite their African slaves to rebel. On the other hand, certain passages of Scripture encouraged submission to authority. Rather than withholding the entire Bible, some masters allowed their...

We should be presenting the gospel to the world as we wait for Christ to return. We are assured that it will be worth it all as we are looking for that blessed hope of our Savior appearing.

Jesus trusted that the total story had been written in advance. Christians might feel as though they have been living out a prolonged cliffhanger, but God authored the complete work of the gospel from the very start.

Jesus is now and forever. He has no reason to change because He was God in the flesh. He cannot change. However, we are living in a world that is constantly changing, and as it continues to change and eventually passes away, Jesus will never...

The importance of “Jesus wept” is recorded in the Gospel of John. Jesus models for us that sorrow is something that needs to be felt. Grief is a part of life. Even though He knew that, in mere moments, Lazarus would be raised to life by Him, Jesus...

"No one takes it from me, but I lay it down of my own accord. I have authority to lay it down and authority to take it up again. This command I received from my Father" (John 10:18). The love of God is solely responsible for the death of Jesus —...

Most of us know the name Jesus Christ... but why does the Bible also call him Christ Jesus?