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Maybe you call him St. Nicholas, but have you wondered whether he's a real saint?

It is good to know facts, but that doesn't mean you get it. On one hand, yes, Christians should be people who are capable of winning Trivial Pursuit. But on the other hand, they should also be too busy pursuing wisdom to play. Pity the pastor,...

For very young children, God's love and compassion will be the focus of the Easter story. As children reach middle elementary years, they can hear more about the terrible punishment inflicted upon Jesus before and during His crucifixion. Of...

From reading we can gain a sense of the currents shaping the world; from reading we can understand the prevailing worldviews assailing Christianity; from reading we can place ourselves in the vanguard of taking the Word of God to the word of the...

Is there a picture of the first resurrection in the story of Gideon? When Jesus said, "Father, forgive them," who was "them" and was His request granted? Are you a "sheep" or a "child"? Learn the difference while diving into the Word today...

We may never know how many of the tales about Nimrod are myths and how much is history, but we can learn one thing. Being strong or powerful does not always equate to being in the right with God.

During this time of uncertainty, Christian meditation apps are having their moment.

Mel Gibson's latest film, The Passion, has fallen into the center of controversy, once again raising the question, "Who killed Jesus?" The answer is as close as the Bible on your bookshelf...and it just may surprise you.

Teresa Heinz Kerry, wife of Senator John Kerry, the Democratic presidential nominee, sparked a genuine controversy this week, describing First Lady Laura Bush as less qualified to be a president's wife because she had never held a "real job" as an...

Just how difficult will it be for our Christian, conservative homeschool graduates as they go out into the politically correct world? It is a troubling question with potentially dire consequences for our children.

What does the Bible say about head coverings, and what churches still practice wearing them?

The word “rapture” is taken from the Latin “rapio” for the two words “caught up” used in 1 Thessalonians 4:17. It has come into popular use today to refer to the Lord Jesus coming for the church, to lift her up into the heavens.

A recent article detailed the declining interest among those called to ministry in the three-year Master of Divinity degree, long considered the quintessential degree for both ordination and vocational ministry. But what’s the real reason for the...