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Our preoccupation with part of the Bible—and our neglect of the other part—is brought to light in our gospel presentations. We can’t truly appreciate the New Testament without an understanding of the Old Testament.

When Christians discuss the future or God’s plan, we often use the phrase “eyes have not seen.” We know it has something to do with the Bible, but is it from the Bible? If so, what does this phrase mean for us?

The truth about God, ourselves, and the one who is authoring our stories must be rooted in the One who is Truth. If you find yourself questioning whether or not God makes mistakes, here are three reasons to believe God never makes mistakes.

I recently spoke with Susan Wise Bauer, home-schooling mother of three and professor of American literature at the College of William and Mary in Virginia about her book, "The Well Trained Mind: A Guide to Classical Education at Home," on Home...

Is homosexuality a sin, and if so, is it worse than other sins? These are questions our culture (and Christians in that culture) debate frequently.

The power to name and be named is, in Scripture, uniquely granted to image bearers. Scripture is full of examples of naming children, family members, friends, lovers, enemies, and self. Today, we approach language, particularly names and...

To understand the necessity of suffering, we have to start with why it’s possible in the first place.The highest purpose for which we were created was to enter into a loving relationship with the Lord and to worship him. However, that kind of...

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced a major shift in content moderation, replacing third-party fact-checkers with a community-driven model across Facebook, Instagram, and Threads. While the move aims to reduce political bias and foster free speech,...

If this year's Oscar nominated films are any indication of how Hollywood sees mainstream America, it appears the two will be out of step for the foreseeable future. Hollywood would rather make movies that, for the most part, go unseen and then...

In a day when almost every church would say they want to reach the unchurched, why isn’t it happening more often? Why are churches better known for their rhetoric about reaching the unchurched than the reality of actually doing it?

History can be a great source of strength and affirmation, an aide to navigation, especially in dark and dangerous times.

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We told you about having your kids take their Bibles to school. But what about teaching the Bible there?

The earliest confession of faith in Christianity is rooted in the name "Jesus," which signifies Jesus' supremacy over all powers and persons. By acknowledging Jesus as Lord, believers place their lives in God's hands, leading to a deeper...

The Lord God gave Obed an interesting role within the genealogy of Jesus, starting with the locale in which he was born and raised.

Growing concerns over the Southern Baptist Convention's lack of drive to aid in mending racial division has led Pastor John Onwuchekwa to exit the convention.