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Secularism has certainly done its worst over the last five decades to the point that most churches in Europe are either empty or aged. However, there are signs of new life within the European Church as well as indicators that Europeans are...

In the world of the Bible, reverence for life is axiomatic, natural, and automatic – the only reflex and the only instinct. Respect for life is not based upon the fact that we worship life, but is instead based on the fact that we know and worship...

Jesus’ death on the cross, the worst day in history, was absolutely made good because of God’s redemptive plan. That plan included a rescue from sin’s power, sin’s punishment, but also sin’s old way of living. Here are seven things about our new...

Epiphany is a time of revelation. Jesus revealed himself to the Israelites and the Gentiles as represented by the Wise Men. God doesn’t play favorites but receives all whose hearts long for him.

This profound question reveals a paradigm shift in perspective, moving from earthly grief to eternal hope. This article delves into the theological understanding of sin, death, and salvation through Christ, offering comfort and a redefined view of...

Missouri voters turned out in record numbers this Tuesday, passing the state's constitutional marriage amendment with a landslide win. The very next day, a state judge in Seattle ruled that denying same-sex couples the right to marry is...

One of the principal causes for the loss of Christian influence in Western civilization has been and continues to be a lack of commitment to a renewed intellect...

Topical messages deal with, well, topics. Think marriage, family, parenting, finances, the End Times, racism… the list is endless. Expositional messages take passages of Scripture and “exposit” them. The word itself means to set forward the facts,...

What happens to the various nations when Christ returns? Which nations will be cast into the lake of fire? Which ones will enter into the Millennium? What are the criteria that Jesus uses to judge the nations of the world?

We fight the long defeat because the final victory is coming.

God saves us, and then God calls us to follow him. He calls us to be imitators of Christ and walk in his ways (Ephesians 5). To do so avoids the inevitability of crushing consequences of disobedience and leads to a life of joy.

Anne Graham Lotz believes we’re living in the “end of the end times.”

The Bible is set to be a project of epic proportions. With ten hours of footage making it into the final cut, it features major highlights from the biblical narrative.

Whatever your vocation-whether president of a large company or the custodian who cleans after everyone has gone; whether doctor, lawyer or Indian chief-there are lessons to be learned from the story of Peter the Jew and Cornelius the Gentile.

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