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The Greek word Pentateuch (“five books”) refers to the first five books of the Bible, collectively to Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. To a Jew, these five books are also known collectively as Torah, or The Torah....

The Bible contains several verses that address witchcraft, sorcery, and the practice of magic. These verses take a negative view of such practices, considering them incompatible with the worship of God and often condemning them.

“I’ve heard of Susie Spurgeon, but I really don’t know much about her.” That comment is representative of many people when they discover Susie: The Life and Legacy of Susannah Spurgeon. Her husband, Charles, is one of the most prominent...

Has an all-out culture war been declared against Christians? Yesterday, Dr. Mohler considered a new book which pits "Retro Americans" against "Metro Americans." But the attack is not only against people who are rural, agricultural, and...

For Christians, Halloween brings a wide variety of responses, but does Halloween really celebrate evil and darkness? Can Christians celebrate Halloween? Let’s explore the background and expressions of this holiday.

As evangelicals discuss political involvement, we should not forget - as Charles Spurgeon understood - that advancing the gospel is accomplished through both the Great Commission and the Cultural Mandate.

On the Sea of Galilee, the disciples of Jesus may have lost faith. It wouldn’t be the last time they’d forget who Jesus really was. That night, however, something had changed. Not only would this be a turning point in their perspective of Jesus,...

The story of Esther is full of drama, irony, violence, and strong characters. In the end, Queen Esther and her Uncle Mordecai succeed in saving their people from destruction.

In our circles—our pulpits, Sunday school classes, and Bible study groups—the biggest problem is the ignorance and neglect of the Old Testament. We must admit it: a good many evangelical preachers and Bible teachers simply have no idea what to do...

This was my intellectual shift regarding evidence we need to know Christianity is true. I discovered that we need a lot less than I’d expected and that we have a lot more than I’d presumed. I believed, and it was no intellectual suicide.

In When I Lay My Issac Down, Carol Kent shares the worst pain that a parent could ever experience, and the grace of God that sustains us when that pain never goes away.

As a new father, I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t troubled by recent events or concerned about the direction our world is heading. The world may never be as safe as I want it to be for my daughter. Some battles I can fight for her; some I must...

Have questions about biblical tithing, or how to tithe! Read inside, and prepare to be humbled by God's radical call to generosity.

The head of the public policy arm of the nation’s largest Protestant denomination caused a stir this election season when he said he no longer wanted to be called an “evangelical Christian.”