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Where did the idea originate that a Greek physician authored the third gospel? And in what ways can that claim be challenged or validated?

Whether we understand God's purposes or not, we “honor Christ the Lord as holy, always being prepared to make a defense to anyone who asks you for a reason for the hope that is in you” (1 Pet. 3:15).

The doctrine of creation is not just to be debated. It calls us to daily duty and devotion.

Study the meaning of "secrets" in Luke 8:10.

Painful circumstances are tearing away at the cultural, church and family ties that hold us together. It has become hard to see Jesus. This 8-week study through Hebrews should help.

If John's Gospel were not between Luke and Acts in modern bibles, we would have no problem seeing this progression.

You can’t actually “do all things” in Christ. Not the way you think you can anyway.

“They will be punished with everlasting destruction and shut out from the presence of the Lord” 2 Thessalonians 2:9 To be shut out from God’s presence and from His power is to be without hope and without love forever. This is one of the hardest truths in the Bible. But here’s something I’ve discovered—the hardest truths can produce the most tender hearts. If you grasp this most difficult of doctrines, God will use it to soften your heart today.

God promises a good outcome if you dig your roots deep: “You have planted them, and they have taken root; they grow and bear fruit.”

The Bible is neither vague nor equivocal on the prophetic promise of Christ's return. Here are nine reasons from Scripture by which you can be certain of Jesus' Second Coming.

Recent books have claimed that Jesus was married to Mary Magdalene, but is there any real basis for this?

Some of what we do with Scripture is comical. We have this inevitable way of overlooking the biblical context and reading our own spins into passages.

While the majority of churchgoers profess to think on biblical truths, few actually engage in personal reading and study of the Scriptures.

Learned interpreters of Scripture tell us that the Song of Songs is (primarily) about human love. But is it possible that Solomon intended the Song to have an allegorical layer of meaning?

Learned interpreters of Scripture tell us that the Song of Songs is (primarily) about human love. But is it possible that Solomon intended the Song to have an allegorical layer of meaning?

The meanings of words change over time, which is why we need to consider original historical, social and religious contexts of terms like ‘Godfearer'

All joking aside about his favorite rednecks in the Bible, Foxworthy candidly speaks about his faith and the impact that a Bible trivia show on prime time might have.