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The gospel is like a three-legged stool, and each leg of the stool is important to understanding the message.

History lesson: Why does the Bible refer to Tyre as an island? Was Ezekiel's reference to the King of Tyre also referring to Satan? Check out the journey of faith from Passover to Pentecost in Hebrews 11 and also learn why Isaac's blessing on Esau...

A God-centered worldview brings every issue, question, and cultural concern into submission to all that the Bible reveals.

I have been pondering a possible relationship between the minimizing of the Bible in so-called seeker-driven churches and in some of the radical forms of contextualization that have emerged in missions. Perhaps there isn’t any connection. But I...

Who is included in the 144,000? Much debate and discord has resulted from the study of exactly who the 144,000 in Revelation are. Christians agree the 144,000 does not denote the total of souls throughout history who will be ultimately be saved...

America has been at war over abortion for the last four decades and more.

For me, teaching geography begins with helping children develop a sense of adventure.

"It was much-unexpected turmoil. Not even in our wildest dreams did we imagine the violence that is sweeping across the country now. For many years Syria enjoyed peace and stability in the heart of the unstable Middle East. We were a safe haven...

In his article, "The Future of Tradition," author Lee Harris suggests that America's current culture war is the result of society's existing customs and traditions being called to the bar of reason and ruthlessly interrogated and cross-examined by...

Despite the prevalence of pregnancy loss and the progress made in terms of awareness, isolation is still a common feeling.

"The people who walk in darkness will see a great light. Those who live in a dark land, the light will shine on them" (Isaiah 9:2). Those words from the prophet Isaiah told of the coming Prince of Peace, and of the light and life He would bring.

The XXXI Olympic Games, the 16-day athletic love-fest kicking off to a samba beat in Rio de Janeiro on Friday (Aug. 5), are a secular endeavor featuring more fanfare than faith, more spectacle than spirit. But it was not always so.