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Mount Tabor gets its first "claim to fame" in Judges, the book of the Bible that deals with the on-again, off-again relationship the Hebrews had with God once they'd reached The Promised Land. It may also be the site where Jesus was transfigured.

As a university president I was recently engaged in a Facebook exchange with some young scholars now attending a evangelical seminary on the east coast who argue that the Christian community needs to move beyond its “fixation” on abortion and gay...

The case of Adriana Iliescu made headlines around the world when the 66-year-old woman gave birth to a baby girl. Romanian doctors announced the birth on January 16, 2005, declaring Ms. Iliescu to be the world's oldest mother--one who will be 82...

The culture of the Ancient Near East (ANE), including the early Hebrews, was very different from ours today. As a 21st century Westerner, it is nearly impossible to put myself into the mindset of an ANE’er. Our worlds are just too different. But...

When Thurston County Superior Court Judge Richard Hicks struck down Washington State's ban on same-sex marriage, the nation was presented with yet another reminder of the real and present danger posed by an activist judiciary now out of control. ...

Here’s a continuation of my Q&A with a Muslim about religious differences and similarities. If you want to read the beginning of this conversation, click here.

The Nicolaitans were mentioned twice in the book of Revelation, once during Jesus’ address to the church in Ephesus and again when he corrects the community of faith in Pergamos.

In recent days, we are seeing the effects of generational trauma on a national and world stage. In this article, I want to peel back the layers of generational trauma by discussing what it is and how it affects people.

Contrast the Old Jerusalem with the New Jerusalem with Jeremiah today. Also, what can we learn about fire from the natural world? Today's tongue-twister: Is there a higher purpose in the path of prodigals? Check out new perspectives today!

Rights groups learned last week that two Christians in Iran have been sentenced to prison, the latest in a series of convictions on fabricated charges.

Christians believe in faith by grace. We embrace suffering, deny our sinful natures, confess our wrongs, love everyone, share the story of Jesus’ life, and have hope for eternity with God in heaven. All of this is decidedly opposed to the rest of...

When we think single women are not yet fully-vested models of biblical femininity, we tend to think there’s some different path for single women than for married women. But passages in Titus 2 and Proverbs 31 are equally as applicable to Christian...