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Christ loved you so much that He died for you. And then He rose again, restoring each of us to new life. How can you repay Him?

If the Bible is inspired and sufficient, why do so many Christians disagree with one another on particular texts and topics?

If it had not been for a monk named Dionysius the year could have very easily been A.U.C. (which marks time by the start of the Roman Empire) or any other previously used dating system, rather than AD or CE.

If I told you that the Constitution still permits slavery, you probably wouldn’t believe it. Well . . . believe it. I’ll talk about it next, on BreakPoint.

In the story of Rahab, God chose to use an imperfect woman with a repentant heart to accomplish amazing things. He still does.

So long as we separate Sunday from Monday and the spiritual from the secular, we isolate ourselves from God’s power to transform us into Christlike disciples (Romans 8:29) who love others as we are loved (John 13:34-35). We privatize our faith...

Verbal and emotional abuse sneak into relationships with stealth and cunning. Unlike physical abuse, its after-effects leave invisible bruises, long-lasting scars that are far too easily hidden, and often, a complete alteration of one’s entire...

Is it true that lazy and complacent Christianity develops in "safe" countries, while persecution fosters a robust Christianity?

You can find the definition of "omnipresent” easily in your dictionary, but that doesn't mean God's omnipresence is a simple concept.

Why didn't someone do something? Those five words still haunt my thoughts today.

If data supports the claim that we have just had the best decade in human history, why does everyone seem so frustrated these days? According to Gallup, Americans are among the most stressed people in the world. The younger we are, the...

In a day when religious leaders and entire denominations reject biblical sexual morality and endorse elective abortion, when just 37 percent of America’s pastors hold a biblical worldview, does Hosea’s warning apply to us?

Despite a blood-is-thicker-than-water commonality where similarities, mutual understanding, and unity would seemingly abound, family reunions often make it painfully obvious that birds who flock together aren’t always of the same feather. That’s...

Just what does it mean that Jesus makes it possible for us to come boldly before the throne of grace? How do we live out that promise today?

Roman Catholic officials are exploring the Augsburg Confession for Christian unity, sparking discussion on ecumenism's complex history and the delicate balance between bridge-building and doctrinal truth.

The prophet Isaiah's vision of a world torn apart by war and death is juxtaposed with his clear understanding of God's purpose, revealing a complex and nuanced perspective on the nature of suffering and redemption. Through his prophetic words,...

What does the Bible say about tradition? Learning that can help us figure out when it’s truly helpful to follow tradition, and when it’s best to let go of tradition for something fresh in our relationships with God.

Elisabeth, the mother of John the Baptist, appears only in the first chapter of Luke. She isn't mentioned anywhere else in the Bible. But despite this brief introduction, Elisabeth is an incredible woman of faith, with many lessons to share with...